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Commercial real estate in Nashville has seen a massive expansion of value during this economic growth cycle. Office rents have risen a cumulative 45% in metro Nashville since 2010, and while the city leads the country in office construction, vacancies remain below 6% (far below the 20-year average of 9.8%). Here are three affordable office spaces available for lease around Nashville:
69 Trimble Street is a creative, adaptive-reuse building converted into office and event space from a previously industrial building. Originally constructed in 1955, the solid block building was renovated in 2018 and now features approximately 2,500 square feet of office and 2,500 square feet of event space.
1301 Dickerson Pike sits on the corner of Douglas and Dickerson and its renovation has helped spark a new nerve center on the corridor. Originally constructed in 1975, the current owner renovated the building in 2015, adding an exterior mural and a modern industrial interior. Situated next door to an East Nashville favorite, Retrograde Coffee.
