Neuhoff District Plans 15-Story Office Tower in Nashville's Germantown

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The Neuhoff District in Nashville's Germantown neighborhood is advancing plans for another office high-rise, with a 15-story tower under consideration as the next addition to the mixed-use campus. The new building is envisioned as part of the broader Neuhoff redevelopment, which is repositioning a former meatpacking facility along the Cumberland River into a large-scale urban destination.

Why it matters

The Neuhoff District project is a major adaptive reuse effort that is transforming an old industrial site into a mixed-use development with office, residential, and retail components. The addition of a new 15-story office tower signals continued demand for office space in the growing Germantown neighborhood, which has seen an influx of new development and investment in recent years.

The details

As currently planned, the proposed 15-story office tower would physically connect to an existing 14-story office building on the site via a skybridge. The Neuhoff District's office footprint is already active, with two existing office buildings on the campus offering around 388,000 square feet of office space. Oracle recently committed to a significant 116,000-square-foot lease at one of the current Neuhoff office properties, underscoring tenant demand for space within the project.

• The Neuhoff District redevelopment project is ongoing.
• The proposed 15-story office tower is the next planned phase of the project.

What’s next

The next phase of the Neuhoff District project is slated to bring a broader program mix to the property, including additional retail space, a seven-story office building, and a six-story residential building.