Nashville Landlord & Rental Housing Ordinance Tracker
Landlords & residential rental property: rent control, rental registration, inspection mandates, tenant protections, junk fees — tracked continuously in Nashville, TN. CouncilRadar reads every published agenda so you hear about proposals before the council votes.
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The ordinance would let property owners in the Greenwood Neighborhood Conservation Overlay District build 12 detached accessory dwelling units, creating new rental housing opportunities.
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The zoning amendment changes the property at 1701 County Hospital Road to allow six new multi‑family residential units, directly creating new rental housing opportunities for landlords.
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The zoning amendment permits seven new multifamily residential units, modestly affecting landlords by adding new rental housing.
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The zoning amendment changes the property’s classification, which could enable the owner to develop a higher‑density residential unit, modestly affecting the landlord/owner of that parcel.
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The zoning amendment will allow 109 multifamily units and 78 single‑family lots to be built, creating new rental housing and directly affecting landlords and the residential rental market.
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The zoning amendment allows 12 new detached multi-family rental units, enabling landlords to develop and operate additional rental housing.
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The zoning amendment changes the property to allow 311 new multifamily residential units, directly affecting landlords and owners of residential rental properties.
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The ordinance revises the zoning code definition of “boarding house,” affecting landlords of boarding houses by potentially changing licensing, permitting, or compliance requirements.
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The zoning amendment switches the property from AR2a to RM20, permitting higher‑density residential development and enabling landlords to create new rental units.
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The zoning amendment would permit the construction of 68 multifamily residential units, directly affecting landlords and residential rental property owners by creating new rental housing opportunities.
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The zoning amendment changes the property at 5683 Cane Ridge Road to allow 68 new multi‑family residential units, directly impacting landlords and residential rental property owners by creating additional rental housing.
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The ordinance revises the zoning code definition of “boarding house,” potentially altering licensing, zoning compliance, and regulatory requirements for landlords who operate boarding houses.
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The zoning amendment would permit 311 new multi‑family residential units at 300 McCann Street, creating new rental housing inventory and affecting landlords and renters.
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The zoning amendment changes the Clifton Avenue parcels to allow 12 detached multi‑family residential units, directly enabling landlords to develop new rental housing.
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The rezoning allows 68 new multifamily rental units and explicitly bans short‑term rentals, directly affecting landlords of residential rentals and operators of short‑term rental properties.
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The zoning amendment changes the property at 1701 County Hospital Road to allow six multi‑family residential units, directly impacting landlords and future renters by creating new rental housing.
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The revised definition of “Boarding house” could change which residential properties are classified as boarding houses, affecting landlords who operate or consider such rentals.
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The ordinance rezones two parcels from RS5 to R6‑A, permitting higher‑density residential development and likely increasing rental housing, directly affecting landlords and housing providers.
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The ordinance permits 12 new detached accessory dwelling units in the Greenwood Neighborhood Conservation Overlay, allowing property owners to build and rent additional residential units.
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The zoning amendment changes the property’s designation to allow 24 multifamily residential units, directly enabling the owner to develop new rental housing.
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