Colliers International | Nashville is pleased to offer The Renaissance Center, a 106,105-square-foot facility located at 855 Highway 46 South, Dickson, Dickson County, Tennessee. The improvements are made up of a three-story building (including a basement) that consists of tilt-up concrete, concrete block, and steel frame construction. The building was constructed in 1999 and is occupied by the owner and two tenants. The facility known as The Renaissance Center is located on a 7.43-acre site along the northeast side of Highway 46 South in the city of Dickson’s southern corridor.

The property is currently occupied by three different entities; The Jackson Foundation, Nashville State Community College and Freed-Hardeman University. The Jackson Foundation, the original developers/ownership group, occupies a number of small offices and recording studio area. Their occupied space consists of an approximate 3,336 usable square feet and they are on a long-term lease that lasts through November 14, 2023. The Jackson Foundation granted the entire facility to the current ownership Freed-Hardeman University in 2013. The Tennessee Board of Regents, on behalf of Nashville State Community College, occupies 9,234 usable square feet through August 14, 2021. Both The Jackson Foundation and Nashville State Community College have access to common areas not included in these square footages. Freed-Hardeman University occupies the remainder of the property.

Conveniently located 5 minutes from the Nashville International Airport, and 10 minutes from downtown, 535 is the jewel of the Airport North Submarket. With a contemporary lobby, fitness center, newly renovated café, and common areas, 535 creates an impressive experience conducive to a superior corporate work environment.

1.09 Acre Outparcel located across from Publix anchored grocery store.  Site is available for sale, for lease or build-to-suit.  

Community Shopping Center located in the Rivergate Mall area; just North of Nashville.

Exclusive retail spaces available on the ground floor of the first tri-branded, 455-room Marriott hotel in the country featuring an AC Hotel, a Residence Inn, and a SpringHill Suites. Fronted on Korean Veterans Boulevard and located within 30 feet of the 1.2 million square foot convention center—the Music City Center—this location is perfect for a variety of retailers including restaurants, salon spas and boutique shops.

Retail space available in Cool Springs. Nearby retailers include Whole Foods, Kohl's, Walmart Supercenter, Toyota, Sam's Club, Walgreens and more.

Located in the heart of Brentwood’s bustling Maryland Farms office park, Creekside Crossing offers an efficient and luxurious Class “A” work setting with world-class amenities. With amenities including restaurants, hotels, shops and the YMCA within walking distances, the campus also has easy access to Interstate 65 and major thoroughfares. Each building features four levels with efficient floor plates ranging from 29,100 to 31,250 square feet, plenty of on-site parking, with 400,000 SF of rentable square feet in the complex. For more information on available space, demographics and floor plans, contact Chris Grear or Charlotte Ford. 484,497 SF OF CLASS A OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE Market Overview: Brentwood, predominately located in Williamson County, is adjacent to the southern boundary of the Nashville Metropolitan Market in Davidson County. Convenient and ready interstate access is available from the site at the I-65 and Old-Hickory Boulevard interchange. Major traffic arteries surrounding the area include Hillsboro Pike, Granny White Pike, Franklin Pike and Old Hickory Boulevard, which all provide relative ease in accessing Nashville’s interstate systems such as I-65 and the I-440 loop. Approximately 10 miles south of downtown Nashville and 15 miles southwest of the Nashville International Airport, Brentwood is one of the most desirable locations in the region. Ready interstate access, convenient eateries, quality hotel and conference facilities, healthcare, and superior schools further enhance its desirability and add to the area’s high quality of life. The alluring suburban setting has attracted large corporations, area decision makers and affluent residential home buyers to the area. Access to the Nashville International Airport is a short 20 minute drive and circumvents CBD traffic. Area decision makers, employers and neighboring residents find the airport proximity extremely appealing. Located southwest of the Central Business District, the Nashville International Airport provides approximately 400 flights daily with over 16 airlines, which service more than 9.5 million passengers annually. In 2010, the airport received top honors for Best Concessions Management, Airport with the Best Customer Service, and Airport with the Most Unique Services in the medium airport division from Airport Revenue News. BRENTWOOD ADDRESS »» Most desirable suburban submarket in Nashville »» Lies along the metro’s primary path of growth and affluence »» Highly educated workforce - within a one-mile radius of the property, 33% of residents earn over $100,000 »» Nashville’s third largest business district - 50,000 jobs in Brentwood »» Surrounding homes average $500,000+ asking price creating excellent executive housing options ACCOLADES »» #1 Brentwood, TN Most Business Friendly City in Tennessee - Beacon Center of Tennessee 2013 »» #2 Brentwood, TN Best Places in Tennessee - Movoto Real Estate 2013 »» #2 Brentwood, TN Best Place for Job Seekers in Tennessee - NerdWallet 2013 »» #5 Tennessee Top States For Doing Business - Site Selection Magazine 2013 »» #7 Brentwood, TN Top Booming Suburbs in America - Coldwell Banker 2013

Providence Point is adjacent to Providence Commons and across the street from Providence Market Place.  This is 2-story new construction office condos available for sale or lease.  Located in the heart of Mount Juliet’s commercial district.

One Music Circle South is conveniently located just off Music Row with direct access to the Gulch and a full complement of restaurants, bars, shopping and housing options nearby. Quick and unencumbered access to and from downtown Nashville allows easy commuting and connectivity. Building amenities include bike storage, showers, covered and reserved parking beneath the building and drive through  porte cochere for drop off and pick up.

The 200 Powell Place office building benefits from a tremendously convenient location in the heart of the Maryland Farms Business Park, in the northern portion of the city of Brentwood. The property sits at the strategic corner of Maryland Way and Powell Place, anchored at the entrance of the Park, allowing executive decision makers easy access to the surrounding affluent neighborhoods. Maryland Farms is a 400-acre master-planned office and commercial park containing nearly 1.5 million square feet of office space. Considered one of the most desirable office markets in the city, the area has excellent proximity to some of the most upscale residential communities in Nashville. Ready interstate access to the area’s interstate systems and major thoroughfares coupled with an alluring suburban setting have attracted large corporations, area decision makers and affluent residential home buyers to the area.

Maryland Way, the primary artery through the Maryland Farms Business Park, provides direct access to the property via Powell Place. Convenient and ready interstate access is available approximately two miles from the site at the I-65 and Old-Hickory Boulevard interchange. Major traffic arteries surrounding the area include Hillsboro Pike, Granny White Pike, Franklin Pike and Old Hickory Boulevard, which all provide relative ease in accessing Nashville’s interstate systems such as I-65 and the I-440 loop.

Access to the Nashville International Airport from Maryland Farms Business Park is a short 20-minute drive. Area decision makers, employers and neighboring residents find the proximity to the airport extremely appealing. Located southwest of the Central Business District, the Nashville International Airport is one of the fastest-growing airports in the nation, providing approximately 450 average flights daily with 888,000 square feet of terminal and over 16 airlines, which serviced a record 18 million passengers in 2019. The airport is currently undergoing extensive $292 million renovations that recently added six domestic aircraft gates and 115,000-square-feet of terminal space. The next phase of construction is underway that include a six-gate international arrival facility, an expanded entrance hall and security screening checkpoint, and a new roof canopy that will feature a covered pedestrian bridge between the terminal building and terminal garage. Of note, the airport announced 31 new airline routes in 2020.