Warehouse Plan Filed for Starwood Site
Hobson Pike Land LLC has applied to build four large shell warehouses at the former Nashville amphitheater site.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Commercial
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Developers have submitted a master permit application to construct four shell warehouses at the 65-acre former Starwood Amphitheater site in Antioch. The project is part of a larger, previously approved mixed-use redevelopment plan that also includes residential housing and public greenspace.
Why it matters
This application marks a significant milestone in the long-planned transformation of the former concert venue site. The warehouse development serves as the commercial component of a broader rezoning initiative aimed at redeveloping the prominent parcel along Murfreesboro Pike.
The Starwood Amphitheater property is currently appraised at $13.42 million. Each of the four proposed shell warehouses will span the length of 2 to 2.5 football fields.
The players
Hobson Pike Land LLC
This is the property owner and developer responsible for the Starwood Amphitheater site redevelopment.
The details
Hobson Pike Land LLC submitted the master permit application for the warehouses, which will be situated along Murfreesboro Pike. The project follows a 2025 rezoning effort that cleared the way for this mixed-use commercial and residential revitalization.
Timeline
The property was sold in 2020.
The site was rezoned for redevelopment in 2025.
The master permit application was submitted on September 24, 2026.
Grading across the site is expected to begin in October 2026.
Roadmap
This development reflects the broader trend of converting defunct entertainment venues into high-density commercial and residential hubs. It positions the Murfreesboro Pike corridor as a primary logistics and housing zone in the Nashville metropolitan area.
Residents near Murfreesboro Pike can expect to see heavy machinery and initial site grading begin in October 2026. This activity marks the transition from planning to construction at the former amphitheater location.
The takeaway
The transformation of the former Starwood site demonstrates how large, vacant parcels are being repurposed to meet modern housing and logistics needs. Local community members should prepare for a significant change in the landscape as construction operations commence.
Further reading
Learn more about local development trends in the Commercial section.
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