Simon Property Breaks Ground on 100-Acre Sagefield Development Near Nashville

By Public Technologies
  • Simon Property Group broke ground today on Sagefield, a 100-acre open-air retail development in Thompson's Station, south of Nashville.
  • Scheduled to open in late 2028, the project will feature approximately 80 boutiques and brands, alongside dining and wellness offerings.
  • Green space will cover approximately 60% of the property, with nature trails and pedestrian walkways.
  • The development is expected to create thousands of construction jobs and hundreds of permanent jobs.
  • Arco Murray will collaborate on construction, with Gensler and SWA Group designing the project.


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