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Several months have passed since I’ve updated photos from the range of large projects happening in and around downtown. Each of the three major projects are scheduled for completion in 2025. They run the gamut from housing to sports/entertainment complex to office space.
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Today I have several from Hatcher Hill’s Lone Tree Pass project. Originally called Caldonia Pass, the project will include 57 condos, four of which will be rentals at workforce rates. The project also includes 24,000 square feet of commercial space, with retail lining Gay Street as well as pedestrian corridor through the center of the project.
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Just in the last few weeks, the building outline and the two separate parts are becoming distinct.
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After a slow start, this, along with the other two major projects downtown has escalated rapidly in recent weeks. Over the next few days I’ll release recent photos from the stadium as well as the Axle Logistics Building on Central. Knoxville is rapidly changing and it’s an exciting time to be in the city.
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