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Noble Investment Group opens Element in Nashville, Tennessee

The LEED-certified hotel is near Vanderbilt University

Noble Investment Group opens Element in Nashville, Tennessee

The Element Nashville Vanderbilt West End is now open in Nashville, Tennessee. The LEED-certified hotel is owned by Noble Investment Group, led by Mit Shah as CEO.

The 175-room hotel is on City Boulevard near Vanderbilt University, Music Row, and Ryman Auditorium. Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Also nearby are outdoor activities such as Cumberland Caverns, the Parthenon at Centennial Park and walking, biking and paddling tours.


Hotel amenities include a saline infinity pool, an open-air terrace and two onsite meeting and event venues with a combined 1,420 square feet of space.

In January, Noble, based in Atlanta, made three new appointments to its senior management lineup. They are Ben Brunt as chief investment officer, Jim Conley as chief compliance officer, and George Dabney as chief financial officer, and all three are principals, too.

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Peachtree Group Surpasses $2 B in U.S. Hotel Developments

Peachtree hits $2B in nationwide hotel developments

Summary:

  • Peachtree’s hotel development portfolio exceeds $2 billion nationwide.
  • Its largest project this year, Embassy Suites Gulf Shores, has 257 suites.
  • It has 11 hotels open, four under construction, three planned in Opportunity Zones.

PEACHTREE GROUP’S HOTEL development portfolio exceeded $2 billion nationwide despite high interest rates, rising construction costs and tighter credit conditions. Its largest project this year, the eight-story Embassy Suites by Hilton Gulf Shores Beach Resort in Alabama, includes 257 suites overlooking the Gulf Coast.

In Dallas, construction teams topped out the dual-branded AC and Moxy by Marriott Uptown, Peachtree’s tallest hotel at 19 stories in the city’s Uptown submarket, Peachtree said in a statement. The project, set to open in summer 2026, will add 264 rooms.

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