1801 Neal TerraceNashville, TN 37203
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Property can be sold with 1719 Neal Terrace, combining two .17-acre parcels into a larger redevelopment opportunity. Located in a federally designated Opportunity Zone, offering potential tax incentives for development. Walkable to Geodis Park, restaurants, coffee shops, bars, retail, and office hubs. One of the most strategically located neighborhoods in the city, with quick access to three major interstates to avoid traffic congestion. Current zoning allows more than two units per lot, with the potential for increased density through UDO zoning on a combined site. Combined site would total 15,000sf, eligible for "5 or more units" per Wedgewood Houston UDO. Contact the listing agent to discuss zoning, development potential, and additional opportunities in the neighborhood.
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