Publications

CA South Development - A Name That Stands On Its Own

CA South planted its flag in Nashville, Tennessee in 2016 and quickly made an impact as it acquired several residential properties to re-develop and re-imagine for the new demographic of people moving to Nashville from the coasts.
Nashville Business Journal | CA South plans riverfront project on Davidson Street in East Nashville
City Now Next | A Look At Recent & Upcoming Projects By Developer CA South In Nashville & Huntsville
City Now Next | More Residential Density Headed To The Charlotte Pike Corridor In Nashville
The Tennessean | Why Nashville’s real estate market is hungry for short-term rentals
CA South Names Fiona Haulter COO
FOX 59 | Belpointe Partners with CA South and Acquires New Opportunity Zone Property in Nashville
Meg Epstein Awarded NBJ Most Admired CEO
Meg Esptein is the NEXT Awards Entrepreneur of 2022
2022 NBJ Power 100 | Deal Makers
Here’s who won the Entrepreneur Center’s 2022 Next Awards
Hardhat Tour: CA South Starts Preleasing At ‘HYVE’ In Nashville
CA South Proposes Its Tallest Development Thus Far In Downtown Nashville
CA South unveils mixed-use development in SoBro
Pay It Forward: “There Are Endless Opportunities To Differentiate Yourself”
Rare Salamanders Only Briefly Interrupt Project | The Tennessean
In Charge 2022: Real Estate
Cheddar News | When Will Home Prices Come Down?
Cheddar News | Major Cities Are Experiencing Rise in Bidding Wars for Rentals
The Sky May Be the Limit As Interest Rate Caps Keep Rising | GlobeSt.
Bisnow Weekend Interview: CA South Founder And CEO Meg Epstein
NAIOP | CEO on Leadership: Meg Epstein
Wilson County warehouse complex sells for record price
Global company pays $62.3M for Wilson County industrial development
Interest Rate Cap Fees Are Crushing Transactions | GlobeSt.
Developers Beckon Companies Back to the Office With Unusual Sell: Why Not Buy? | Bloomberg
Meg Epstein completes office condo project in Franklin | Nashville Business Journal
When to Take Out a Condo Inventory Loan | Leverage.com
Your 2022 office space should be an asset, not an expense | Opinion