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Press Releases
May 30, 2008:
Hand and Stone to add 4 Tennessee Spas
March 28, 2008:
Indian Lake Village moves into next phase of development
With the first major retail area of the 440-acre Indian Lake Village open to the public, plans for the remainder of the development that includes more retail as well as residential and office space continue to move forward.
February 24, 2008:
Hendersonville development aspires to be next Cool Springs
December 21, 2007:
Hot Spot: $1B Indian Lake Heats Up
October 19, 2007:
Office Complex Gets a Look From Real Estate Professionals
Hendersonville Mayor Scott Foster had four minutes to convey the advantages of locating business offices in the city last week as more than 100 members of a national organization representing professionals in industrial, office and mixed-use commercial real estate came to town. According to Foster, the visit sponsored by the Nashville Chapter of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP), gave the city a chance to lure new business to the area. Three bus loads of real estate professionals made a brief stop at the new 50,000 square foot office complex now under construction in Indian Lake Village.
October 10, 2007:
Upscale Apartment Complex Approved
The 300-unit apartment complex that is a part of the Indian Lake Village development off Indian Lake Boulevard is closer to realty as planning commissioners have given their blessing to final plans for the complex and greenway system that accompanies it. The Hendersonville Area Regional Planning Commission approved the final plans at its meeting last week. According to Planning Commission Chair Bob Freudenthal, the apartments, which were previously approved by the commission, are planned to be high end.
July 10, 2007:
September's Restaurant Selected As Featured Dining Anchor For Indian Lake Village
Hendersonville, Tennessee July 10, 2007...Co-owner and Executive-Chef September Norman announced today that her current Hendersonville namesake restaurant, September’s Café, has been chosen to become the premier courtyard dining experience in the upscale Indian Lake Village lifestyle center. Also making the announcement regarding the new similarly named September’s Restaurant was husband, co-owner and general manager Kirk Norman.
July 10, 2007:
Ernst Hospitality announces development of Hampton Inn & Suites in Hendersonville's New Indian Lake Village
Hendersonville, Tennessee, July 10, 2007: Ernst Hospitality, a Hendersonville based hotel developer, announced the building of a 130 room Hampton Inn & Suites in the Indian Lake Village lifestyle community in Hendersonville, TN.
April 11, 2007:
Addition to Indian Lake Village Approved
An additional 110 acres may be added to the more than 250 acre Indian Lake Village project if city aldermen go along with the approvals given by planning commissioners.
March 30, 2007:
Developer Wants To Build City Road
City officials are considering a public-private partnership with HALO Properties, a Hendersonville-based development company, to finish the third leg of Tulip Poplar Drive bypass around Nashville Pike.
March 26, 2007:
Sumner Project Wastes No Time With Sales Pitch
It's never too early to advertise. So goes the philosophy of Halo Properties LLC, which has launched a billboard campaign touting the new Indian Lake Village mixed-use development in Sumner County.
January 19, 2007:
Halo Adding Gallatin Apartment and Retail Project in Indian Lake
Halo Properties, the real estate firm behind the 265-acre Indian Lake Village development in Hendersonville, is planning another mixed-use project nearby in Gallatin.
January 08, 2007:
National Retailers Sign-On For Indian Lake Village!
Hendersonville, TN-based HALO Properties, LLC and Columbus, Ohio-based Continental Retail Development (CRD) announced today the first group of tenants for Indian Lake Village and The Streets of Indian Lake - the retail component of the 275-acre lifestyle center in Sumner County.
December 19, 2006:
Suburbanites Work Closer to Home
When Hendersonville resident Eric Jackson worked in downtown Nashville, he rushed home to make it to his daughter's activities, spending at least 30 minutes both ways behind the wheel. Since 2003, when Jackson opened his own information technology firm in Hendersonville, his hour-and-a-half commute "on a bad day" has shrunk to 10 minutes. His experience is becoming more common, as a greater share of suburban county residents are working close to home instead of commuting into Nashville.
December 07, 2005:
Halo Properties Receives Green Light To Proceed
Upscale shopping, dining and entertainment are on their way to Hendersonville with the city planning commission’s December 6 approval of The Streets of Indian Lake, the first phase of HALO Properties’ Indian Lake Village.
