$14.9 Million Deal Clears Way for 280 Apartments and Retail Near Nashville’s Geodis Park
A major new development is coming to the area near Geodis Park in Nashville, bringing hundreds of apartments, retail space and new amenities to one of the city's growing neighborhoods.
Two Middle Tennessee developers have purchased nearly six acres of property just a block from Geodis Park for $14.9 million, setting the stage for a new mixed-use community called Vintage Fair Park.
Murfreesboro-based TDK Companies and Nashville-based Imagine1 Co. are partnering on the project, which will transform a property currently occupied by a large warehouse into a residential and retail destination.
Located at 492 Craighead Street, the development will sit along the southern edge of Nashville's Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood, near Berry Hill and within walking distance of Geodis Park, home of Nashville SC.
What's Coming to Vintage Fair Park?
The development will feature 280 apartments and approximately 10,300 square feet of retail space, creating a community where residents can live, shop and enjoy nearby entertainment.
Planned amenities include:
- Resort-style swimming pool
- Pickleball courts
- Fitness center
- Dog park
- Approximately 10,300 square feet of retail space
- Walkable access to surrounding neighborhoods and entertainment
The existing warehouse on the property will be demolished to make room for the new development.
Construction is expected to begin during the fourth quarter of 2026, although an official completion date has not been announced.
Developers Invest Millions in Nashville's Growing Neighborhoods
TDK Companies and Imagine1 Co. acquired the property for $14.9 million, according to Metro Nashville property records.
The project represents the fourth partnership between the two development firms, which have previously worked together on projects in Mt. Juliet and Nolensville.
TDK Companies has developed 22 projects totaling more than 5,200 apartments throughout Middle Tennessee.
The developers have also secured financing for the project through Atlantic Union Bank and Pinnacle Bank. Property records indicate a $58.86 million loan associated with the development.
Why the Location Near Geodis Park Matters
The area surrounding Geodis Park has become an attractive location for residential and commercial investment.
Vintage Fair Park will be positioned near Nashville's Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood, known for its restaurants, entertainment destinations, creative businesses and growing residential community.
Its proximity to Geodis Park also puts future residents close to Nashville SC matches, concerts and other major events hosted at the stadium.
The development is designed to combine residential living with neighborhood retail and recreational amenities, creating a more connected environment for residents.
Another Major Development for South Nashville
The Vintage Fair Park project is another example of continued investment in the neighborhoods surrounding downtown Nashville.
With 280 apartments, new retail opportunities and several recreational amenities, the development could bring additional residents and commercial activity to the Geodis Park area.
Construction is planned to begin before the end of 2026, with additional details about the retail tenants, apartment leasing and completion timeline expected as the project progresses.
