3. ABOUT THE CBID
Area: 371 acres, 90 blocks
in downtown Nashville
Current 10-year term: January
1, 2008-
December 31, 2017
Management agreement with the
Nashville Downtown Partnership
to provide a wide range of CBID
services within these boundaries
4. Top CBID budget priority
• Public space management
– Clean team
– Safety team, Hospitality Ambassadors
– Outreach Coordinator
– Landscaping and beautification
58% of TOTAL 2016-2017 CBID
BUDGET
7. Downtown clean teams
7 days per week, 6:30 am to 3 pm;
3 pm to 11 pm M-Fr, 2 team members
do pressure washing, other projects
8. Housing First Approach
• Since July, 2011, a full-time Outreach
Coordinator has focused on providing housing
and wraparound social services to individuals
with highest number of arrests in the CBID. 9 of
the top 15 are now in housing
• Several peer cities are duplicating this
successful housing first model for outreach.
9. Outreach Results
• 62 clients have received housing
placements since 2011
• 22 have moved to permanent housing with
outside sources of support
– 6 others are currently in transitional housing
with wraparound services
• Based on the clients’ prior activity, 3,000
arrests have been prevented
10. Homeward Bound
• Since June 2008, a total of 1,008
individuals have received transportation
assistance to connect with families, jobs or
support services
– Total program cost: $166,091
12. Top 4 Reasons to Live Downtown
53%
Urban experience
48.5%
Central location
28.5%
Arts/cultural events
27%
Close to work
2016 Residential Survey
13. Strong market demand for
purchase and rental units
• 3-month supply of resale units
on market
• Downtown rental
occupancy: 97%
95% or higher since 2007
15. WORK
Class A vacancy
as of Q3 2016
(3.5%)
• Two new Class A buildings in CBID since 2007
– SunTrust Plaza
– The Pinnacle at Symphony Place
• Two new Class A CBID towers under construction
– Bridgestone HQ and 222 2nd Avenue
16. 222 2nd Avenue Bridgestone Americas
New
CBID
Class A
Office
Towers
in
2017
17. • 24% increase in downtown employees since 2008
– 2015 downtown business census reported 57,230
downtown employees (and more on the way)
Bridgetone Americas Warby Parker
Warner Music Group Houzz Inc.
Wyatt Tarrant & Combs Hankook Tire Co.
20. Downtown amenities
24 coffee shops
10 bakeries
13 massage/chiropractic
12 barbers, salons, nails
10 fitness/dance studios
6 ice cream shops
4 post offices
3 florists
4 dentists
2 urban grocery stores
1 urgent care center
21. PLAY AND INVEST
• Music City Center opened in 2013 strong need for
additional downtown hotel inventory
• Since 2008, 6 new CBID hotels added 1,720 rooms
• Today there are 5,417
downtown hotel rooms
• 2,332 more (10 hotels) are
under construction
• 3,676 more (14 hotels) are
actively being planned
22. Downtown development tour
Take a tour of past, current, and future downtown developments!
www.nashvilledowntown.com/invest/development-tour