Cortland Buys Middle Eight Site in Franklin for $31.4M
Cortland acquired the approved Middle Eight site at 209 Old Liberty Pike in Franklin for $31.4 million. The mixed-use project includes 275 housing units.
Cortland has acquired the approved Middle Eight site at 209 Old Liberty Pike in Franklin for $31.4 million. Truland Development Company developed the project, designed by Antunovich Associates, with total costs estimated above $100 million.
Franklin's Historic Zoning Commission granted final approval in November 2023. Plans call for 15 buildings with 275 units: 254 apartments plus 21 townhomes, duplexes and single-family homes. Apartments range from 420-square-foot studios to 2,400-square-foot three-bedroom penthouses. The tallest building stands approximately 57 feet, within 10 percent of neighboring Jamison Station.
Amenities include an amenity center, public plaza, coffee shop, pocket parks and landscaped open space. Kiser Vogrin Design handled landscape and master planning. Hardaway Construction is general contractor; JLL Capital Markets led financing.
- Address
- 209 Old Liberty Pike, Franklin, TN 37064
- Units
- 275
- Height
- 57 ft
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