A mixed-use redevelopment of the scrapyard site that will transform over 50 acres of Nashville riverfront into a vibrant, family-friendly urban neighborhood where people can live, gather, and experience the best of our city every day.
The East Bend team, backed by dedicated local investors and leading experts, is poised to transform this site through a carefully crafted framework—shaped by over 3,000 hours of collaboration with architects, engineers, Metro Planning, and local and state partners—to deliver a once-in-a-generation opportunity for Nashville.
Now unanimously approved by both the Metro Planning Commission and Metro Council, a new, vibrant future for Nashvillians on the East Bank has been unlocked.
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A local ownership group has announced the possibility of the Music City Children's Museum being built on the East Bend — bringing a long-sought cultural anchor to Nashville's riverfront.
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WSMV's Tracy Kornet walks the 47-acre site exclusively with two of the lead architects, revealing their vision for a family-centric riverfront neighborhood anchored by parks and greenways along the Cumberland.
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Metro Nashville Council unanimously granted final approval to the rezoning plan for the 47-acre former PSC Metals site, clearing the way for the East Bend's mixed-use riverfront neighborhood to move forward.
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Legislation was unanimously approved by Metro Council on April 21st to bring this walkable neighborhood to life — one that prioritizes families, public space, and opportunity for all. Most importantly, it will create the vibrant urban-core neighborhood Nashville has long deserved: a place where Nashvillians can live, work, and build community together for generations to come. We'd love to continue to hear from you.
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