Recently, Bacar Constructors broke ground on its second project with The Clear Blue Company and their partners.
The Northview Senior Living Apartments project recently broke ground in Nashville’s Haynes-Trinity neighborhood, located at 876 W. Trinity Lane on the campus of Born Again Church. This development is a partnership between The Clear Blue Company, Urban Campus and Core, and Born Again Church. It will feature 254 affordable housing units for seniors, catering to those earning between 40% to 80% of the area median income.
The complex will be 266,000 square feet and include one—and two-bedroom floor plans. Amenities will range from a fitness center and rooftop deck to walking trails and recreational spaces.
Supportive services like job skills training and wellness initiatives will be offered in collaboration with Tennessee State University.
Breaking Ground
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Aron Thompson, V.P. Housing and Economic Development, Executive Director, R.E.D Academy, Urban League of Middle Tennessee
Nick Ogden, Founder and CEO, The Clear Blue Company
Michelle Brown, Senior Manager, Public Policy, Amazon
Pastor Brian Hockett, Born Again Church
Bishop Horace Hockett, Founder, Born Again Church
Matt Nicholson, President, The Clear Blue Company
Ralph M. Perrey, Executive Director, Tennessee Housing Development Agency
Mayor Freddie O’Connell, Mayor of Nashville
Jennifer Horne, Principal and Founder, Urban Campus and Core
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