With an address of
2538 Bransford Ave. and sitting on 0.6 acres, the one-story building opened in 1973 and offers 11,840 square feet. The offering is the equivalent of $186 per foot based on the structureâs size.
The owner of the property is a partnership that seemingly dates to 1973. The partnership has enlisted Charles Hawkins Co. brokers Tee Patterson, Jake Morris and Clancy Hoban to handle the marketing and sale of the property.
Wholesale food distributor Gold Kist seemingly operates from the building, which sits just a few blocks south of where Nashville SC is building its new stadium near The Fairgrounds Nashville.
Located atÂ
2818 Bransford Ave., the 0.22-acre property is home to the office of local accountant Donald Maloney. He and wife Harriette Maloney were the sellers, with the couple having paid $70,000 for the property in 1986, according to Metro records.
The new owner is Homeofcapital LLC, which seemingly is a Nashville-based financial consultant company. TheÂ
Post was unable to determine any other details regarding the LLC.
The just-sold property sits adjacent to the building housing Beaded Bungalow and across Bransford from Brothers Burger Joint. No brokers were involved in the sale, according to a source with information about the transaction and who asked to go unnamed.
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The new owner of the 0.4-acre property, which is located at
642 W. Iris Drive, is Valo LLC. That entity is affiliated with California-based Avalon Industries, which designs and produces music recording systems.
The site offers a commercial building with a combination of warehouse and office space. Having most recently accommodated Vision 2 Marketing, the building has no tenant.
Andy Hong and music industry official Reid Shippen were the sellers. They paid $1,975,000 ($223 per square foot based on the building’s size) more than double the price at which it previously changed ownership hands a bit more than four years prior to the June 2020 transaction. They had asked $2.8 million.