Sitting at
613 Ewing Ave. and constructed in 1954, the three-story building most recently changed hands in February 2019 for $6 million (read
here), according to Metro records. Prior to that — and before an upgrade — it sold for $875,000 in 2014. After that sale, the building underwent a $2 million update, with Nashville-based Manuel Zeitlin Architects handling the design.
The owner, an Austin-based partnership, has enlisted Jones Lang LaSalle and Nashville-based Travis Kelty, owner of Kelty Commercial Real Estate, to handle the marketing and sale of the building.
Currently 88 percent leased, the building (sometimes stylized as "The INK Building") accommodates the offices of the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council, health and hygiene solutions business Rosmar, Pen and Ledger, Made in Network and First Tennessee Bank.