12th & Wedgewood

The two-year HUD loan will finance the development of Twelfth & Wedgewood, a 153-unit affordable housing project in Nashville. Elmington Capital Group has taken $24 million in construction financing for the development of Twelfth & Wedgewood, a 153-unit affordable housing development in Nashville, Tenn.’s Edgewood/12th Avenue South neighborhood. A Berkadia team led by Chad Bedwell, […]Read more »

Nashville Mayor Megan Barry, council members and Elmington Capital Group broke ground on a new workforce housing development. The public-private partnership will develop Metro-owned land on 12th Avenue South and Wedgewood Avenue in the Midtown area into a complex of about 160 units of living space. It was a project two years in the making […]Read more »

Nashville-based developer Elmington Capital Group is prepping to break ground on an apartment building project long planned for Metro-owned property located in Edgehill. Specifically, the company has received a permit to construct the building, to be called Twelfth & Wedgewood (pictured) and to offer 153 residences. The permit is valued at $15.5 million, with Bacar […]Read more »

Nashville-based developer Elmington Capital Group has submitted to the Metro Planning Department a final site plan related to an apartment project it hopes to develop on Metro-owned property located in Edgehill and in concert with Mayor Megan Barry’s office. According to documents, Elmington is asking Planning Department staff to recommend that the Metro Planning Commission […]Read more »

Program will focus on incentivizing developers to build or maintain affordable and workforce housing within mixed-income properties NASHVILLE, Tenn. –Mayor Megan Barry is pleased to introduce a program that will incentivize developers to create more affordable and workforce housing within existing and new construction. The incentive pilot program has been developed after months of research […]Read more »

Elmington Capital Group is poised to become just the latest developer to — you guessed it — build apartments in Nashville. You might expect the forthcoming project at 12th Avenue South to feature lofty 10-foot-high ceilings, granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances. Here’s the catch: They’ll only be rented to people earning at or below the […]Read more »