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I like knowing Nashville so here is an update I heard at a recent meeting with Terry Clements of the new Music City Center.
~ First guests bring money to Nashville in May, 2013.
~ Get a daily peak at progress as seen from the Pinnacle building; CLICK HERE
~ The 800 room Omni is also seen.
More amazing stats:
-- 350,000 square feed of convention space. That is 5 times the space of our present convention center
-- A 57,000 square foot guitar-shaped ballroom; the largest in Tennessee
-- Size permits marketing to 70 percent-plus of all conventions (currently about 22%).
-- Thirty three groups are already booked
-- Of the 8 acres of roof, about two-thirds is a hearty grass like plant that reduces cooling cost.
-- Then there is a 370,000 gallon water tank buried beneath the surface on the Eighth Avenue side to catch runoff for toilets.
-- Building cost is $485 million for a total price of only $600 million. Care to make an offer?
If it is a bit out of your price range, let me know. I will help find the right home for your personal daily convention. Let’s book it now!
Tim
~ First guests bring money to Nashville in May, 2013.
~ Get a daily peak at progress as seen from the Pinnacle building; CLICK HERE
~ The 800 room Omni is also seen.
More amazing stats:
-- 350,000 square feed of convention space. That is 5 times the space of our present convention center
-- A 57,000 square foot guitar-shaped ballroom; the largest in Tennessee
-- Size permits marketing to 70 percent-plus of all conventions (currently about 22%).
-- Thirty three groups are already booked
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| Recently completed 8-acre roof |
-- Then there is a 370,000 gallon water tank buried beneath the surface on the Eighth Avenue side to catch runoff for toilets.
-- Building cost is $485 million for a total price of only $600 million. Care to make an offer?
If it is a bit out of your price range, let me know. I will help find the right home for your personal daily convention. Let’s book it now!
Tim
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