Construction underway on a dual-branded upper-midscale hotel in Nashville’s East Bank, adjacent to a major corporate campus.
Nashville, East Bank district, August 26, 2025
Arriba Capital provided a $67 million construction loan to fund a dual-branded Hilton hotel (Home2 Suites and Hampton Inn) in Nashville’s East Bank district. The upper-midscale project will cover hard and soft costs for a repeat borrower and sits adjacent to a planned $2 billion corporate headquarters campus, expected to boost weekday demand. The property is scheduled for delivery in early 2027. Dual-branding is intended to broaden guest appeal and improve operational efficiency. The financing follows other large hotel deals in the market, underscoring a busy development window and the need to monitor room supply and staffing.
Arriba Capital has closed a $67 million construction loan to finance a new dual-branded Hilton hotel development in Nashville’s East Bank district. The project will house rooms under the Hilton Home2 Suites and Hilton Hampton Inn flags and is sited directly adjacent to a planned $2 billion global headquarters campus proposed by a major technology company. The borrower is a Southeast-based hospitality management and development company that has worked with Arriba Capital before. The developer expects to deliver the upper-midscale hotel in early 2027.
The construction loan is intended to cover development costs for an upper-midscale hotel that will operate with two Hilton flags on the same property. Dual-brand hotels are frequently used to broaden a property’s market appeal and capture multiple guest segments under one roof. The borrower is identified as a repeat client of Arriba Capital, signaling an ongoing lender-developer relationship for hospitality projects in the region.
The hotel site sits in the East Bank neighborhood of Nashville, immediately adjacent to the planned new global headquarters and campus for a large technology company valued at about $2 billion. Proximity to that campus places the hotel squarely in reach of corporate visitors, consultants, and vendors likely to travel to the area for meetings and short-term stays. The combination of a sizable corporate campus and new hotel supply adds momentum to the local lodging market and supports demand forecasts for the neighborhood through the mid- to late-2020s.
The borrower/developer plans to complete construction and open the hotel in early 2027. That delivery timeline aligns with other large hospitality and mixed-use projects moving forward in Nashville with comparable 2027 targets, reinforcing a cluster of development activity in the city over the next two years.
Separately, a large construction financing package of $253 million has been arranged for a high-rise hotel-condominium tower in Nashville’s Paseo South Gulch district. That project, a 30-story hotel-condominium, includes a branded hotel component with roughly 180 hotel keys and a residential component of approximately 146 branded luxury condominiums. The mixed-use tower plans a 2027 opening and is part of a multi-phase master-planned neighborhood buildout. The financing package for that development includes both bank and capital partner participants.
The two large-scale hospitality financings highlight several market forces at work: ongoing investor appetite for Nashville lodging, demand expectations tied to major corporate investments, and developer strategies that mix flag strength and product types (dual-brand, hotel-condo) to attract different end users. For lenders, repeat relationships with hospitality developers and the presence of nearby demand generators strengthen loan underwriting assumptions for projects completed within the 2026–2027 window.
Arriba Capital provided a $67 million construction loan to a Southeast-based hospitality management and development company to build a dual-branded Hilton hotel in Nashville’s East Bank.
The project will include rooms under the Home2 Suites and Hampton Inn flags.
The site is in Nashville’s East Bank district and sits adjacent to a proposed $2 billion corporate headquarters campus, increasing potential demand from business travel.
The developer plans to deliver the hotel in early 2027.
Yes. A separate project in the Paseo South Gulch district secured $253 million in construction financing for a 30-story hotel-condominium that targets a 2027 opening and includes both hotel keys and luxury residences.
| Feature | East Bank Hilton Project | Paseo South Gulch Hotel-Condos |
|---|---|---|
| Financing | $67,000,000 construction loan | $253,000,000 construction financing |
| Brand / Product | Dual-branded: Home2 Suites & Hampton Inn | Pendry-branded hotel and branded luxury condominiums |
| Location | Nashville — East Bank, adjacent to planned $2B corporate campus | Nashville — Paseo South Gulch district (master-planned neighborhood) |
| Scale | Upper-midscale hotel (dual flags) | 30-story hotel-condo tower; 180 hotel keys; 146 condos |
| Expected opening | Early 2027 | 2027 |
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