NASHVILLE — On a narrow infill lot, the kind that sits vacant for years because nothing quite fits, an architect can now draw something that would have been illegal a few seasons ago: a four-story apartment building served by a single interior stairc...
NASHVILLE — On a Thursday in mid-July, a buyer who had spent June touring listings and running numbers watched the figure that governs everything move the wrong way. Two weeks earlier, the average rate had slipped to a seven-month low; by July 16 it ...
NASHVILLE — On a leasing-office phone line, the script is short and the answer is quick. A caller mentions a Housing Choice Voucher; the voice on the other end says the property does not take them. It is the kind of exchange that, in a small building...
NASHVILLE — On a Thursday morning in mid-July, a would-be buyer at an open house does the arithmetic on a phone calculator, waits a beat, and hands it to a partner without a word. The number on the screen has changed since June. So has the mood.The d...
