New Texas Developer Builds 174 Homes Near Mt. Juliet

Texas developer plans 174 single-family homes near Mt. Juliet

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

A Texas-based residential development company bought 222 acres of land in Wilson County for $3.12 million, according to Wilson County records. Forestar Real Estate Group Inc. plans to construct 174 single family homes on 78 acres of land on Mays Chapel Road just east of Cooks Road, county planning documents show. The community, called Willow Landing, has yet to begin construction. Calls to Forestar USA Real Estate Group were not immediately returned. While the property is in unincorporated...

Mt. Juliet grapples with its growth — and Nashville’s

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

Mt. Juliet is trying to ride the wave of growth flowing from Music City without letting its identity be swept away. How community and business leaders navigate that growth will influence the city’s identity, trajectory and opportunities for generations.

Minnesota-based Dominium buys Mt. Juliet affordable apartment complex

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

A Minnesota-based apartment management company recently bought a Mt. Juliet complex for $17.8 million. Wilson County records show Dominium, a developer and manager of affordably priced properties across the country bought the Willow Creek Apartments late last month. The company secured a $16.5 million loan from Minnesota-based Bridgewater Bank against the property this week. The purchase marks the company's ninth complex in Middle Tennessee, according to its website. Calls to Dominium were not...

Mt. Juliet townhome project secures funding

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

An Old Hickory-based LLC has secured a $12 million loan to fund the construction of 60 townhomes in Mt. Juliet, according to Wilson County Deeds. The community, called Hibbett Station, will be built on a 9.2-acre parcel of land near the intersection of Curd and Clemmons roads. The proposed design calls for 60 three-story townhomes as well as an amenity center. The project is being overseen by The Rows at Hibbett Station LLC. The Tennessee Secretary of State lists the company as managed by Jere...

Crowdfunding Single Family Homes with Sterling White

jakeandgino jakeandgino | 7 years ago

Sterling White started in the real estate industry at a early age back in 2009 doing construction on commercial projects. He purchased his first single family home property at the age of 23 with no money in the deal. Before founding Holdfolio, he and his partner Jacob were involved in the purchasing and selling of 100+ single family homes nationwide. Transaction volume was 25M+ with that operation. Holdfolio is a real estate crowdfunding platform they founded that allows anyone to invest in the...

Single Family Rental Homes vs Multi-Family Investing in 2022

noradarealestate noradarealestate | 1 year ago

Single-Family Rental Homes A single family home is a standalone property on its own lot. Investing in a single family home is basically investing in a house or a condo to rent to a single tenant. One of the simplest definitions of single family rental property investing is getting paid for what you own, rather than just paying to own it. It has a few pros and cons attached to it but it depends on your expectations from the property. Usually, people tend to buy a property in a low-budget or affo...

Local developer pursues land deal to support 118 single-family homes for renters

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

Officials with the joint venture – backed by an unidentified lender – plan to invest around $500 million in the single-family rental space across eight developments.

National builder D.R. Horton pays $8.46M for Triad property, plans single-family homes

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

The builder expects to open up sales in the fall or winter, but pricing and floor plans are not yet available.

Shawnee City Council rejects Sundance Shawnee project near single-family subdivision

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

The City Council voted unanimously to deny Timberland Partners' plans for a new multifamily project. The development would have put 239 units spread over 18 buildings on 19 acres that partially abut a nearby single-family subdivision.