Malls In Nashville Tn

Metro building permits - June 2011

Below are a list of building permits issued by Metro in June, 2011.

The former Mulligan’s Pub location at 117 2nd Ave. N., which closed in late 2010, is being renovated to open as a new sports bar.

Benchmark Sports Bar and Grill is targeting an early August opening according to co-owners Adam Will and Souri Chayavon.

Construction cost is estimated for $15,000 according to a building permit issued by Metro, with cosmetic changes planned for the interior of the space.

There were nine written proposals for the space according to property owner Gil Fuqua, Jr., which “speaks highly of what’s going on 2nd Avenue and Lower Broad,’’ he said. Seth Harlan of Robin Realty was the leasing agent for the property.

The bankruptcy of Mulligan’s parent company kept from Fuqua immediately leasing the space when the business closed last December. Mulligan’s had operated downtown for over 20 years.

Chayavon manages the Karma Lounge on Broadway and co-partner Adam Will is a partner of the Red Rooster on Demonbreun. Their experience and track record with downtown businesses are strengths, Fuqua said.

Will referred to the new business as a true sports bar with a bigger city feel,’’ that will be upscale.

Chayavon is also making preparations to open a new nightclub in the former Bar Nashville building on 2nd Avenue.

To renovate the approximate 1,470 square foot downtown space at 315 12th Ave., S., for a downtown Apricot Lane Boutique franchise.

A target date to open was not certain. Cost for the renovation is just over $101.000 according to the permit.

To renovate the approximate 1,470 square foot downtown space at 315 12{+t}{+h} Ave., S., for a downtown Apricot Lane Boutique franchise.

A target date to open was not certain. Cost for the renovation is just over $101.000 according to the permit.

Beaman Automotive has been issued a permit to install an extend a vehicle display parking lot at its 1519 Broadway location between Beaman Toyota and Beaman Buick GMC.

The display lot replaces a building already demolished, said Carl Heflin of Beaman Automotive.

CBL Malls Team Up to Raise Awareness and Funding for Cancer ...

Nashville, TN (PRWEB) February 16, 2011

CBL Malls are pleased to announce their partnership with non-profit organization Gabes Chemo Duck Program, which was founded by Lu Sipos after her son Gabe (Country Strong) was diagnosed with cancer. Fourteen mall properties in the southeastern United States are teaming up with Gabes Chemo Duck to raise funds and awareness for the organization through Mall Waddle events, a Dollar Ducks campaign and Adopt-a-Duck programs.

CoolSprings Galleria (Franklin, TN), RiverGate Mall (Nashville, TN), Hamilton Place (Chattanooga, TN), Madison Square Mall (Huntsville, AL), Old Hickory Mall (Jackson, TN) and Volusia Mall (Daytona Beach, FL) are hosting Mall Waddles – a fun, family-oriented event allowing the community to join in their efforts. This walk or waddle around the interior of the malls will raise both awareness and funds for Gabes Chemo Duck organization. Registration fees are $30 for adults, $15 for children under 10, and children under the age of 2 are free. 100% of the registration fees collected will be donated directly to Gabes Chemo Duck Program. Persons of all ages are encouraged to participate in this non-timed event. Strollers are welcome. For more information or to pre-register, please visit a mall management office or http://gabesmyheart.givezooks.com/events/mall-waddle.

These malls are also supporting the cause by selling Dollar Ducks – paper ducks that customers may purchase for $1 or more. Purchased Dollar Ducks will be displayed prominently at each of the fourteen CBL malls in the Nashville Region. Also participating in the Dollar Ducks campaign are Georgia Square Mall (Athens, GA), Gulf Coast Town Center (Fort Myers, FL), Hickory Hollow Mall (Nashville, TN), Lakeshore Mall (Sebring, FL), Panama City Mall (Panama City, FL), Village Mall (Auburn, AL) and Walnut Square Mall (Dalton, GA). Dollar Ducks will be available for purchase through Saturday, March 5, 2011.

All malls will also have Adopt-a-Duck sponsorship information available, allowing customers the option of providing a Chemo Duck to a child in need for $25. Larger sponsorships offering cases of Chemo Ducks to area hospitals are also available. 100% of the funds raised will go directly to Gabes Chemo Duck organization.

In December 2002, Lu Sipos and her husband Rob discovered their one year-old child, Gabe, had cancer. As the entire family struggled to adapt to the unthinkable, Gabe struggled to understand what was happening to him, as life quickly became a never-ending round of doctor and hospital visits.

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