office space

I am notorious among a few of my friends for not watching very many movies or reading books for pleasure. I am sure I could rack my brain for a few hours and come up with a perfectly plausible explanation for it, but it generally comes down to a short attention span. I never have been much of one for passive media, so sitting in a theater or through a 90 minute movie is tough.

The Knoxville News Sentinel reports that officials are rethinking the Technology Corridor, which has not been as successful as hoped and is not being actively promoted and marketed.

Christine Buttorff gives City Paper readers a break from Richard Lawson's pandering to the May Town Center development team by reporting the findings of a study commissioned by those trying to save Bells Bend as the last rural area close to Downtown (Buttorff inaccurately refers to it as the last "undeveloped" area around Downtow

I had heard that their was some tweaking to do on the overall master plan, in regard to the concerns of high densities of the development and adverse traffic congestion deserving further study.

How Hard Could it Be?: Adventures in Office Space — Ruth Colp-Haber — TenantWise

I have been looking for office space for a few weeks. My requirements are simple: a window, walking distance to coffee, snacks, and/or lunch, 24 hour access, secure, and in East Nashville. I also have a desire for the space to be the kind of place that I want to go to every day.

There is a new coffee shop / restaurant in East Nashville. I drove by Sky Blue last week while looking for office space. It wasn’t open yet, but as I was thinking about where to get a bite and a cup of joe this morning I thought I would check in and see. Apparently they opened yesterday.

Commercial real-estate agents, at least those hawking office space in existing properties, can’t be excited to hear the news that the Signature Tower is rightsizing by eliminating half of its condos in favor of other tenants:

And those with the lowest incomes suffer the worst, of course. The church we rent office space in has a lunch every Sunday and it has become unbelievably busy lately, with reports of people lining up all the way from the front door into the parking lot, onto 8th St., snaking finally around the back of the building....