Carmichael Capital Investments, LLC has closed on The Mill, a mixed-use development in Nashville’s rapidly developing Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood. Previously owned by real estate investment and development firm SomeraRoad, The Mill is a 22,802-square-foot adaptive reuse property located at 515 Meritt Ave., that houses tenants including Indochino, Hermitage Kitchen Gallery, Gordo’s Taqueria and BC Block fitness.
“Wedgewood-Houston has become one of the most dynamic neighborhoods in Nashville, and The Mill represents the kind of neighborhood-focused development we get excited about,” said Taylor Camp, founder of Carmichael Capital in a statement. “It has the right mix of local and national operators, thoughtful design and a great combination of destination and neighborhood service retail with parking, which is a premium in Wedgewood Houston.”
In addition to The Mill, Carmichael Capital is bringing another Wedgewood-Houston property to market at 1235 Martin St., former home to Diskin Cider, Nashville’s first craft cidery. 1235 Martin offers 9,500 square feet of retail space for lease. Kipper Worthington with Cushman & Wakefield is handling the leasing for both properties.
Both projects represent Carmichael Capital’s focus on acquiring and operating thoughtfully selected retail and office properties in high-growth neighborhoods. The real estate investment firm launched earlier this year by seasoned local real estate veteran Taylor Camp, who is focused on hyperlocal, relationship-driven investments.
“Throughout my career, I’ve had the privilege of being a part of Nashville’s incredible growth while learning from amazing mentors, partners and clients,” Camp said. “It’s those experiences and relationships I’ve built along the way that ultimately led to the creation of Carmichael Capital, where I could further invest in our city and be a part of shaping the next chapter of Nashville.”
