What’s Being Built in Gallatin TN in 2026? Nexus + New Developments

by Jeff Lucas

Gallatin 2026 Development Tracker

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(Approved + Pending + Underway — last 12 months focus)

Master-Planned / Largest Projects

Project	Type	Units / Size	Location	Status	Why it matters
NEXUS Tennessee	Mixed-use master plan	1,350 SF lots + 900 MF units + 1.1M SF commercial/office on 654± acres	North of Red River Rd & East of Hwy 109	Underway / Still building	Biggest growth driver in Gallatin—new rooftops + major retail/office potential shifts demand + traffic patterns
The Meadows	Mixed-use	384.6 acres	West of Dobbins Pike / North of Gibbs Ln / West of CSX RR	Preliminary approved	Long-term “city-scale” development that can reshape values nearby
Station Camp Master Plan	Mixed-use	~84 acres	South of Big Station Camp Blvd / North of Hwy 386	Preliminary approved	Signals major corridor transformation around 386/Station Camp
Sunset Farm	Residential	355 units on 45.51 acres	South of W Albert Gallatin Ave / East of Scott Dr	Preliminary approved	Big future inventory injection close to established city areas

Multifamily / Apartments (Demand + Rental Expansion)

Project	Type	Units / Size	Location	Status	Why it matters
Nexus TN Multifamily – Phase 1	Apartments	300 units on 17.86± acres	East of Hwy 109 / North of Hwy 25	Planned / Phase project	Confirms Nexus is building in real phases—not just “planned on paper”
Caldwell Place Multifamily	Apartments	340 units on 25.2 acres	1192 Long Hollow Pike	Final approved	Adds major rental supply; supports workforce growth and relocation activity
Chandler Marketplace Apartments	Apartments	266 units on 25.69 acres	West of Village Green Crossing / South of Gallatin Pike N	Final approved	Adds density near major retail corridors; affects starter-home demand patterns

Single-Family Subdivisions (Lot Volume Coming)

Project	Type	Units / Size	Location	Status	Why it matters
Miers Hill	Single-family	193 lots	North of Hix Ln / East of Dobbins Pike	Pending approval	Big “new rooftops” pending—watch this zone for changes
Twin Ponds Subdivision	Single-family	277 lots on 131.64 acres	South of Long Hollow Pike / West of St. Blaise Rd	Preliminary approved	Large subdivision scale—future resale competition + population growth
Fox Creek (formerly Station Camp Creek)	Single-family	140 lots on 57.5 acres	South of Coles Ferry Pike / East of Farmington Dr	Final approved	Final approval = closer to ground breaking / delivery to market
Oak Hill Phase 3	Single-family	33 lots on 16.12 acres	South of SR-31E / West of Roundtree Dr	Preliminary approved	Smaller, steady neighborhood expansion (less disruptive, still meaningful)

Townhomes (Density + Affordability Shift)

Project	Type	Units / Size	Location	Status	Why it matters
Atlas Townhomes	Townhomes	161 units on 16.73 acres	Long Hollow Pike	Preliminary approved	One of the largest townhome adds—affects mid-price resale competition
River Bend	Townhomes	146 townhomes	East of Lower Station Camp Creek Rd / North of Bison Trail	Pending approval	Adds volume near Station Camp—strong buyer demand type
1024 Hartsville Pike	Townhomes	10 units on 2.47 acres	1024 Hartsville Pike	Final approved	Smaller infill townhome growth—more common going forward
Wedgewood Townhomes	Townhomes	10.18 acres	South of SR 25 / East of SR 109	Preliminary approved	Another 109/25 signal—townhomes and growth go together

Active Adult + Healthcare Growth (A Big 2026 Theme)

Project	Type	Units / Size	Location	Status	Why it matters
Greensboro Village	Active adult + care + medical	35 townhomes + 440 units + assisted living/memory care + medical office	North & south of GreenLea Blvd / South of Greensboro Dr	Pending approval	This is a “market mover” project—brings a full demographic shift & new demand layers

Commercial & Retail (Rooftops = Businesses)

Project	Type	Units / Size	Location	Status	Why it matters
Wellspring Commons	Commercial	(Commercial dev.)	East of Hwy 109 / South of Hwy 25	Pending approval	This is the “growth corridor” bullseye—commercial follows major rooftops
Station Commons	Commercial	31.57 acres	190 Big Station Camp Blvd	Preliminary approved	Significant commercial acreage—signals long-term corridor buildout
WAWA	Retail / fuel	6,374 SF store + canopy on 3.53 acres	West of GreenLea Blvd / South of Long Hollow Pike	Preliminary approved	National retailer = confidence in traffic + density + long-term demand
East Broadway Retail Development	Retail	1.93 acres	North of E Broadway / East of Municipal Park Dr	Preliminary approved	More daily-life retail growth closer to the core of Gallatin
Atlas Townhomes Convenience Store	Retail	4,000 SF on 1.5 acres	East of Long Hollow Pike / South of Gibbs Ln	Final approved	Retail tied directly to new rooftops = faster convenience expansion
Sand Creek Preston Park (Commercial)	Commercial	car condos + medical + offices on 5.96 acres	North of Nashville Pike / East of Warwick Rd	Preliminary approved	A “service hub” style development—supports higher household density

Hotels (Travel + Business Activity Signals)

Project	Type	Units / Size	Location	Status	Why it matters
Candlewood Suites	Hotel	91 rooms	Tulip Poplar Dr & Village Green Crossing	Final approved	Hotels follow business activity + consistent traffic volume
Double Star (Staybridge Suites)	Hotel	71,876 SF	Northwest of Big Station Camp Blvd / West of Tulip Poplar Dr	Final approved	More confirmation of long-term growth and travel demand
Chandler Marketplace Home2 Suites	Hotel	2.33 acres	Village Green Crossing	Final approved	Adds more “new Gallatin corridor” business traffic

✅ Blog (Final Version, Built Around the Tracker)

What’s Being Built in Gallatin, TN in 2026?

The Real Approved + Pending Development Pipeline Shaping Home Values This Year

Gallatin’s growth isn’t speculation anymore — it’s visible on the ground, and it’s documented in the city’s own development pipeline.

If you’re buying, selling, or investing in 2026, the smartest move is understanding what’s being built right now, what’s pending approval, and what’s already approved and moving toward construction.

And the single biggest development still underway in Gallatin is NEXUS Tennessee.

The Biggest Development Still Being Built: NEXUS Tennessee

According to the City of Gallatin’s published development information, NEXUS Tennessee is a massive mixed-use master plan covering 654± acres, located north of Red River Road and east of Highway 109.

It includes:

1,350 single-family residential lots
900 multi-family units
1.1 million square feet of commercial/office space

That’s not just a neighborhood — it’s a long-term market engine that will influence:

price competition as phases deliver
retail growth along 109/25
demand shifts across Gallatin’s corridors

The city also identifies Nexus TN Multifamily Phase 1, a 300-unit apartment phase, reinforcing that Nexus is actively progressing in buildable stages.

What Else Is Coming: The 2026 Development Patterns You’ll Actually Feel

Looking across the last 12 months of approved and pending development activity, Gallatin’s pipeline breaks into a few big categories:

1) More housing — and more variety

Gallatin isn’t just adding single-family homes. It’s expanding with:

large subdivisions (like Twin Ponds – 277 lots)
projects pending approval (like Miers Hill – 193 lots)
and steady expansions (like Fox Creek – 140 lots final approved)

That means buyers will likely see more choices in 2026 than they’ve had in years.

2) Townhomes are a major supply story

Townhomes remain one of the highest-demand home types because they offer:

lower maintenance
better affordability compared to many new builds
strong location value near commuting routes

Gallatin has hundreds of townhomes moving through approvals, including:

Atlas Townhomes – 161 units
River Bend – 146 townhomes (pending)

3) Active adult + healthcare growth is getting real

One of the most market-shaping pending projects is Greensboro Village, which includes:

35 active-adult townhomes
440 active-adult dwelling units
assisted living/memory care
medical office development

Projects like this tend to shift demand patterns because they bring a new wave of buyers looking for lifestyle-based communities.

4) Retail follows rooftops (and Gallatin has proof)

When you see major retail and commercial projects lining up, that’s typically a signal of sustained growth confidence.

A standout example in Gallatin’s pipeline:
WAWA, a 6,374 SF store with fuel canopy, proposed near Long Hollow Pike and GreenLea Blvd.

Commercial growth is also expanding along:

Hwy 109 / Hwy 25 (Wellspring Commons pending)
Station Camp corridor (Station Commons commercial acreage)

What This Means for Buyers in 2026

✅ More inventory choices (especially townhomes + new subdivisions)
✅ More retail convenience coming online
✅ Opportunity to buy in “growth corridors” before they fully mature