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Deal Dash: Bartaco, Edley's Bar-B-Que buildings sell for $8.5 million

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By Sophia Young Verified
| Nashville Business Journal Verified
A local firm sold the popular East Nashville development home to Bartaco and Edley's Bar-B-Que for $8.5 million. Read this news and more in our weekly roundup of real estate events.
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Boyle Investment Co. buys 300-acre Franklin site for contested development

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By Sophia Young Verified
| Nashville Business Journal Verified
expand Boyle Investment Co. bought a 311-acre site in Franklin where the firm is planning the Harlin mixed-use development. Boyle Investment Co., Zanetta Illustration Preview this article 1 min A prolific local development firm closed on more than 300 acres of Franklin land after landing approval for a highly-contested development. Here's how much Boyle investment Co. paid for the sprawling property where the firm is planning more than 200 homes, a hotel and more.
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Development giant sues Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean over closure of Nashville steakhouse

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By Sophia Young Verified
| Nashville Business Journal Verified
expand The owners of E3 Chophouse in Hillsboro Village, which include country superstars Luke Bryan and Jason Aldean, have been sued following the closure of the steakhouse earlier this year. Martin B. Cherry | Nashville Business Journal Preview this article 1 min A prominent local developer is suing the celebrity-studded group behind a Nashville steakhouse, including country music superstars Luke Bryan and Jason Aldean, following the closure of the restaurant earlier this year.
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