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BL2019-1633 Short Term Rentals in RM Zoning
August 25, 2019|by Grant Hammond|Blog, Featured, Nashville Real Estate, Short Term Rentals
As the Nashville short term market continues to grow, the Metro Council continues to grapple with how to properly regulate short term rental permits. With BL2019-1633 filed by Council Member...
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Taylor Germantown Brownstones for Sale
April 14, 2019|by Grant Hammond|Blog, Featured, Germantown, Nashville Real Estate
Taylor Germantown is a luxury 22 home brownstone development that straddles two sides of Taylor Street on 2nd Avenue in Historic Germantown. Steve Ezell and Mike Hartley of Landmark Realty Services...
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High-Rise Condos that Allow Airbnb Short Term Rentals
July 25, 2018|by Grant Hammond|Airbnb, Blog, Condos, Featured, Investment Property, Nashville Condos, Nashville Real Estate, Short Term Rentals
Investing in a downtown Nashville Airbnb short term rental is an incredible investment. There’s only one problem: none of the current high-rise condo buildings allow you to short term lease....
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Rhythm at Music Row Condos
Rhythm Condos at Music Row Surge in 2012
August 27, 2012|by Grant Hammond|Blog
Call it a sign of the times, but the Rhythm condos at Music Row have prices that are climbing faster than any high-rise condo in Nashville. A brief timeline: The...
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City Living Versus Suburban Living
August 24, 2012|by Grant Hammond|Blog
An Op-ed by Kathleen Hubert: Living in the city compared to the suburbs can be quite a different experience. One of the main differences you would notice when living in...
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Deadline to Challenge Davidson County Property Taxes
April 17, 2012|by Grant Hammond|Blog
The deadline to challenge your Davidson County property assessment is Friday April 20th at 4:30pm. If you do not challenge your property assessment by this deadline, you WILL NOT be...
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