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An Interview with Andrew Eshelman: Eshelman Construction on 2024 Successes and 2025 Opportunities

"2024 was a year of adaptability and renewed focus for Eshelman Construction. As the company navigated challenges in Nashville’s evolving commercial construction market, they successfully completed significant projects like Fogg Street Lawn Club and solidified their commitment to quality communication, efficiency, and strong client relationships. Looking ahead to 2025, Founder and President Andrew Eshelman emphasizes the company’s focus on expanding into more ground-up developments, fostering repeat partnerships with local developers, and leveraging technology like Procore to enhance transparency and project management. With a lean and agile team, Eshelman Construction continues to carve out a niche as a trusted, responsive, and high-quality construction partner in Nashville’s booming market."

What's Next for Nashville: 5 Key Construction Trends to Watch in 2025

As Nashville continues its rapid growth into 2025, the city's construction landscape is evolving to meet rising demands for sustainability, adaptive reuse, and mixed-use developments. From green building initiatives and innovative technology to workforce housing solutions, key trends are shaping the future of commercial and residential construction. Eshelman Construction explores these industry shifts and how they contribute to a thriving, forward-thinking Nashville.

5 Economic Benefits of Commercial Construction in Nashville

Nashville's commercial construction boom has brought significant economic benefits, from job creation and workforce development to boosting local businesses and supporting infrastructure growth. Discover how projects like Fogg Street Lawn Club and Sushi | Bar contribute to the city's prosperity and attract new investments. Photo credit: Chad Stembridge.

Navigating the Challenges of Urban Commercial Construction

Navigating urban commercial construction requires strategic planning and innovative solutions. Eshelman Construction shares insights on overcoming challenges such as limited space, regulatory compliance, community impact, and more, to successfully build in Nashville.

How the Nashville CRE Market Can Pivot With The Fed’s Shifting Stance on Rate Cuts

Explore how Nashville's commercial real estate (CRE) market is adapting to the Federal Reserve's shifting stance on interest rate cuts in 2024. Discover strategies for navigating higher borrowing costs, maintaining property value, and seizing opportunities amid economic uncertainties.

How Mayor O'Connell's Transit Plan Could Impact the Nashville’s CRE Market

Explore how Mayor O'Connell's ambitious transit plan is set to revolutionize Nashville's CRE market in 2024. Learn about the anticipated enhancements in public transit, including Bus Rapid Transit, improved service networks, and modern infrastructure. Understand the potential influence on property values, development patterns, and market dynamics. Dive into the future of Nashville's commercial real estate and how it stands to benefit from improved accessibility and connectivity. Stay ahead with Eshelman Construction's insights on capitalizing on these upcoming changes. Photo credit: Ambrose Prince.

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Eshelman Construction Named 2024 Urban Land Institute Excellence in Development Award Nominee for Second Consecutive Year

Eshelman Construction earns a 2024 ULI Excellence in Development Award nomination for n o t e Nashville, a historic renovation project transforming a 1901 building into a boutique hotel, highlighting the firm's commitment to innovative, sustainable urban development in Nashville.

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Building 2024: Eshelman Construction’s Outlook for the New Year

As we step into 2024, the horizon for commercial construction in Nashville appears optimistic, with a confluence of factors set to propel growth and create new opportunities. At Eshelman Construction, we are gearing up for an exciting year ahead, marked by the promise of rate cuts and groundbreaking mega projects, though not without the persistent challenge of securing skilled labor.

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Unique Boutique Hotel Opens Its Doors in Downtown Historic Building

Commercial Real Estate: Unique boutique hotel opens its doors in downtown historic building

Downtown Historic Building Unveils Boutique Hotel

Real Estate Notes: Downtown historic building unveils boutique hotel

Note by Mint House: Nashville’s New High-End Boutique Hospitality

The official Nashville Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting ceremony of n o t e by Mint House, officiated by Nashville Mayor, Freddie O’Connell on Nov. 8, 2023 in downtown Nashville. Photo: Mint House

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