NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Some of the tallest office buildings in Nashville are being transformed into something new, which could bring even more tourists to the downtown area.
Several buildings are converting their vacant office spaces into hotels. Some of the projects include the former Fifth Third building, the Philips Plaza Tower, Parkways Towers, 221 Commerce, and the future site of Dolly Parton’s Songteller hotel.
That adds up to nearly 2 million square feet being converted, or about 13% of downtown’s office space.
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The CEO of the Nashville Convention and Visitors Corporation, Deana Ivey, told News 2 the very DNA of Nashville is changing daily and said these hotels will better serve visitors…