280 New Apartments Proposed for Madison Skyline

Clear Blue Company files plans for "Skyline Apartments" development on Ridge Drive

Jan. 28, 2026 at 6:07pm

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A development team has filed plans to build a 280-unit apartment community called "Skyline Apartments" on a 22-acre site along the Skyline corridor in Madison, Nashville. The proposal calls for buildings up to five stories tall and includes amenities like a swimming pool, fitness center, courtyard, playground, dog park, and structured parking.

Why it matters

This proposed development would significantly change the skyline and landscape of the Madison neighborhood, adding a large new multifamily housing complex in an area near major employers and healthcare facilities. The project highlights ongoing development and redevelopment interest in Nashville's outer neighborhoods.

The details

The plans, filed by The Clear Blue Company, call for about 280 apartments across roughly 21.95 acres, with a maximum building height of five stories. Proposed amenities include a swimming pool, fitness center, courtyard, playground, dog park, and structured parking. The site is located at 927 Skyline Ridge Drive and was previously owned by Altitude at 41 LLC, who purchased the land for $5.5 million in 2018. The development is seeking administrative approval from Metro planning staff before potentially moving to the next steps.

  • The development plans were filed in January 2026.
  • The site was purchased by Altitude at 41 LLC for $5.5 million in 2018.

The players

The Clear Blue Company

A Nashville-based development firm founded in 2011 that focuses on affordable and workforce housing projects across the Southeast.

Altitude at 41 LLC

The previous owner of the 22-acre site, who purchased the land for $5.5 million in 2018.

SV Design

The architecture firm listed as the designer for the Skyline Apartments project.

Kimley-Horn

The civil engineering firm listed on the Skyline Apartments development plans.

Sean Parker

The Metro Council member representing District 5, where the proposed Skyline Apartments development is located.

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What’s next

Metro planning staff will review the development proposal to determine if it meets administrative approval standards or if additional public hearings are required before the project can move forward.

The takeaway

This large-scale apartment development proposal highlights the ongoing redevelopment and growth pressures facing Nashville's outer neighborhoods, as developers seek to add significant new multifamily housing stock near major employment and healthcare hubs.