About Jubilee Point

Jubilee Point Live/Work Medical District

A New Vision for Community with Promise.

What is Jubilee Point?

Jubilee Point is a proposed 200-acre district in the Northwest Nashville Bordeaux community, designed to reflect the values, voices, and legacy of the people who’ve called this community home for generations. It will include accessible housing, health and wellness spaces, cultural venues, retail corridors, and public greenways —all shaped by local institutions and community partners.
This is not a top-down development. It is a community-centered development to restore dignity, protect cultural memory, and create opportunity for families, students, elders, and entrepreneurs

Where is Jubilee Point?

Jubilee Point is located west of Clarksville Pike, east of Briley Parkway, and adjacent to the Bordeaux Hills subdivision.

Why It Matters...

North Nashville has experienced decades of disinvestment, displacement, and symbolic preservation without lived presence. Jubilee Point is an opportunity to reverse that trend —by building a district that centers community ownership, institutional partnerships, and long-term affordability.
This project is rooted in the belief that development should serve the people who’ve sustained this community, not push them out.

Proposed Transit Station

Jubilee Point is being planned as a transit-integrated, walkable district that supports equitable mobility and long-term affordability. WeGo Public Transit is actively engaged in collaborative discussions to formalize a partnership that would align transit infrastructure with the district’s housing, healthcare, and cultural goals. This includes exploring dedicated stops, multimodal access, and transit-oriented design that connects residents to opportunity and anchors the district in sustainable movement.

375 Units of College/University Student Faculty & Staff Housing

Jubilee Point is actively engaging regional university and college partners in the development of approximately 375 rental housing units tailored for students, faculty, and staff. Several institutions have expressed interest in serving as master tenants for Phase 1 housing, with a shared commitment to accessibility, proximity, and cultural relevance.

These partners are also contributing to the design of educational commons and cultural preservation zones—ensuring that Jubilee Point reflects the academic legacy, community leadership, and lived experience of those who sustain the region’s intellectual and civic life.

78 Townhomes

As part of our proposed Phase 1, Jubilee Point will introduce 78 market-rate townhomes designed to anchor the district’s residential character and support a diverse mix of households. These units will offer family-sized layouts with walkable access to future healthcare, retail, and cultural amenities.

The townhomes represent a foundational investment in neighborhood stability—welcoming new residents while complementing broader accessibility and coalition-driven development across the district.

What to Expect Next?

Commercial & Retail Development

Dining areas, Sustainability & Smart Technology

Retail Spaces: Grocery stores, pharmacies, specialty shops. Space: 500,000 sq. ft. facility on 15 acres to support business and tourism

Sustainability & Smart Technology

Green Building Practices: Eco-friendly construction,
Greenway Buffers: Biodiversity promotion and recreational
Transportation & Accessibility: Public transit integration and pedestrian-friendly pathways
Architectural Harmony: Design consistency with the community’s historical and cultural identity

Economic Impact

Job Creation: Employment opportunities in construction, healthcare, retail, and hospitality. Supporting new and existing enterprises in Bordeaux healthcare, housing, and commercial amenities, Hotel & Convention Architectural Local Business Growth: Community Engagement: Strengthening ties through accessibility.

Our Retail Tenant Goals

Jubilee Point aims to curate a retail mix that reflects both neighborhood needs and cultural identity. Our goal is to attract a blend of locally rooted businesses and nationally recognized brands that offer everyday essentials, dining variety, wellness options, and community services.

We are prioritizing tenants that:

• Provide affordable groceries, pharmacy access, and fast-casual dining

• Celebrate regional culinary heritage and Black-owned entrepreneurship

• Offer fitness, wellness, and lifestyle services that promote community health

• Support walkable, service-oriented corridors with banking, shipping, and retail convenience

This approach ensures that Jubilee Point’s commercial zones are vibrant, accessible, and reflective of the people who live, work, and gather here.

Public Benefit & Policy Alignment

Accessible Housing: Addresses student and workforce housing gaps

• Health Equity: Expands access to care and clinical training

• Cultural Preservation: Protects and programs legacy spaces

• Transit-Oriented Development: Integrates WeGo service and walkability

• Workforce Development: Supports entrepreneurship and job creation

This proposed development complements existing frameworks from THDA, TDOT, Metro Planning, and the Tennessee Higher Education Commission

How You Can Get Involved?

WE ARE INVITING COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS TO:

• ATTEND UPCOMING LISTENING SESSIONS AND DESIGN WORKSHOPS

• SHARE STORIES, CONCERNS, AND IDEAS FOR THE DISTRICT

• JOIN THE JUBILEE POINT COALITION AS A CULTURAL STEWARD, FAITH PARTNER, OR CIVIC ADVISOR

• HELP SHAPE THE PROGRAMS, SPACES, AND POLICIES THAT WILL DEFINE THIS DISTRICT FOR GENERATIONS.

Frequently Asked Questions

Contact and Next Step Information

Jubilee Point is being led by Goodhope Development Consulting Group Inc., a mission-driven firm committed to legacy-based development and community empowerment.

Ben Jordan –615-934-7248 benj@goodhopedevelopmentconsulting.com

We look forward to walking this journey with you —not just to build buildings, but to build belonging.