Group Takes Over, Rebrands Distressed Nashville Office Building

Group Takes Over, Rebrands Distressed Nashville Office Building

WestPark Partners recently bought a Maryland Farms office building that sold last month for a steep discount. The group paid $6.3 million for the five-story WestPark Building at a foreclosure auction last month, marking an $18.57 million loss from what it sold for in 2013. The Nashville Business Journal reports the owner was First National Bank of Tennessee, who acquired the property from Crestview Funds through foreclosure.

The building, located at 111 Westwood Place, was built in 1982 and offers nearly 100,000 square feet of office space on a 5.14-acre lot. It is just a few minutes south of Nashville.

WestPark is rebranding the property, which has been vacant since late 2024, to Westpark Exchange and is in the early planning stages of building renovations.

Westpark Partners is comprised of CET Holdings plus a few additional partners. The group developed the Branch Creek Office Park in Franklin, the boutique hotel Neo Nashville and Seven at 7 Mile Creek Apartments in Nashville.

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​  WestPark Partners recently bought a Maryland Farms office building that sold last month for a steep discount. The group paid $6.3 million for the five-story WestPark Building at a foreclosure auction last month, marking an $18.57 million loss from what it sold for in 2013. The Nashville Business Journal reports the owner was First National Bank of Tennessee, …
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