Brennan Investment Group has started construction on a speculative industrial facility totaling 210,000 square feet in Whites Creek, Tennessee. The project is located on a 17-acre site and is designed as a modern distribution building intended to serve a range of industrial and logistics users. According to the company, the development is positioned to capture demand from occupiers seeking access to the Nashville area and the broader regional transportation network.
The building is scheduled for completion in the second quarter of 2027. The site sits approximately eight miles north of downtown Nashville, placing it within close reach of the city's core employment and population base. The location provides access to Nashville's three major interstate highways, which is a key factor in the building's positioning as a distribution and logistics asset.
Brennan Investment Group highlights the property's immediate access to Interstate 24 and its proximity to downtown Nashville as features that are expected to appeal to both last-mile and regional distribution users. This transportation connectivity is intended to support a range of distribution requirements, from serving local customers to reaching a broader multistate territory.
The rear-load industrial building has been designed to accommodate as many as five tenants. Brennan Investment Group has configured the facility to appeal to a diverse group of occupiers by allowing for flexible space planning. With a building depth of 260 feet, the project can be demised into suites ranging from approximately 27,000 square feet up to the full 210,000 square feet, depending on tenant demand.
Company leadership characterizes Nashville as a key logistics hub within the Sunbelt. They note that the market is supported by rapid population growth and rental rate growth, along with one of the lowest industrial vacancy rates in the United States. Against that backdrop, Brennan Investment Group's speculative development in Whites Creek reflects an effort to align new industrial product with current and anticipated demand from distribution and logistics users active in the Nashville region.
