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Journalist from Wisconsin | Growth and development reporter @tennessean, Alum @uw_sjmc | rts ≠ endorsements
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Stalled Germantown project pivots to condos amid complicated market

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By Molly Davis Verified
| The Tennessean Verified
A Germantown residential development that was formerly languishing amid construction delays and legal battles is charting a new course by pivoting to for-sale condos. The project, Fulton Residences, is exemplary of Nashville's sometimes touch-and-go commercial real estate market. Projects get pitched; some secure financing and move along smoothly. Others hit roadblocks along the way.
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Why Nashville's gentrification debate is becoming more urgent Original

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By Molly Davis Verified
| The Tennessean Verified
A national report named Nashville the most "intensely" gentrifying city in the U.S. between 2010 and 2020. Despite past warnings and studies, Nashville has not implemented targeted solutions to address displacement. The Tennessean has launched a new reporting series on gentrification, supported by the Chronicle of Philanthropy. Why doesn't anyone in Nashville talk about gentrification anymore?
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Priced out, pushed out: Displacement in Nashville disrupts communities

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By Molly Davis Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Keith Benion spends his days strategizing. The self-proclaimed "Mayor of Downtown Bordeaux" wants to preserve parts of Nashville's history that could easily be lost. The photo albums gathering dust in the homes of his neighbors, and the memories of retired Jefferson Street business owners. So many people he wishes he could talk to. Some have died; others have moved away.
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