This unique building is part of an adaptive redevelopment string of buildings within the Southside district and on the fringe of the South Broad district. This particular building was once utilized as a hanger with the high domed ceilings and 20' high bay door. New glass bay roll up doors could be installed in the front and rear of the building as well as windows all along the western side the building. The space already possesses sky lights and steel trusses bringing instant character to the space. The building could easily host an outdoor area for a patio. The space will be delivered in a warm vanilla box condition.
Within walking distance to the Finley Stadium, First Tennessee Pavilion, and over 700 apartment doors, this space could bring services catering to all the pedestrian traffic and residents.
Directly across from the property is a new grocery stor coming Late Summer 2021, Gordan's Food Service. Pizza Bros has successfully opened their second location in that same building as well as Level, a male grooming salon.
Southside, once the urban center of industry in Chattanooga, came to be known for its abandoned warehouses and old buildings during the mid-20th century. Today, revitalization has filled the neighborhood with the art, culture, cuisine and entertainment that has come to define the city. With the 50+ businesses that pepper the neighborhood as proof, this once-desolate area is experiencing a second life. Encompassing the land from Warehouse Row past Main Street, Southside became a nexus of renovations about 10 years ago. The area was identified and attractive because of the vast opportunity for growth and development.
This property also sits on the border of the South Broad district. with new plans bringing 400 acres south of Interstate 24. This are will join in Chattanooga's central city renaissance. There are plans for the addition of new sports facilities and parks. New zoning rules will be implemented to allow new types of urban housing and retail development. One particular announced development will have close to 400 residential units as part of a new mixed-use development planned at South Broad Street. This development sits on 15.6 acres at W. 33rd St.
