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**Nashville Greyhound Station Site Eyed for Redevelopment**
The Becker Organization is currently seeking investors for a high-potential land deal that includes the downtown Nashville Greyhound station. According to reports, the firm is offering a direct investment and 1031 exchange opportunity—a financial mechanism that allows real estate investors to defer capital gains taxes by reinvesting proceeds from a sold property into a similar one.
The site, located in the city’s Pie Town neighborhood, spans 1.74 acres and includes the Greyhound bus station and a nearby parking lot. Under Nashville’s bonus height program, the site could support a development of 18 to 20 stories and potentially up to 30 stories with overall height modification approval, paving the way for a significant mixed-use development once the current lease expires.
Stream Realty’s Charlie Gibson is leading the marketing of the property. Ownership is currently divided among three entities: Twenty Lake Holdings, which purchased the main station property in 2023 for $14.5 million; GLI Acquisition Co., which has owned a portion of the site at 718 6th Avenue South since 1987; and Greyhound Lines, which retains ownership of part of the land.
This prominent site offers developers and investors a rare opportunity to reshape a prime location in the heart of downtown Nashville.
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