The former meat-packing plant in Germantown is undergoing a transformation into a multi-use development spanning 900,000 square feet. The $550 million project, led by Neuhoff and partnered with New City Properties, JP Morgan, and Cousins Properties, will feature office spaces, retail outlets and residential units.
According to reports from The Atlanta Business Journal,the first phase of the project is nearing completion with two buildings offering 448,000 square feet of office and retail space along with two eight- and nine-story apartment buildings housing 542 units.
Construction has been finished on the development’s office building which stands at 14-stories high. It also includes ground-level retail space as well as “The Curve,” a revitalized collection of historic buildings dating back to the early 1900s.
The remaining two apartment buildings are slated for opening next summer.
Neuhoff’s future plans include another office tower that will be connected to the existing structure via sky-bridge. This marks an exciting milestone for Nashville’s Neuhoff as they wrap up Phase I of their ambitious project.
