THE
RIVERFRONT

RECONNECTED

Restoring rhythm and life to Nashville’s East Bank.

Overview

Eastpoint marks Nashville’s return to the river, a reconnection shaped by a bend in the Cumberland where the current slows. This historic riverfront will grow into a neighborhood made for life along the river.

Rooted in History

Where the River Met The City

Before bridges and stadium lights, Nashville’s East Bank formed along the Cumberland’s inside bend—a working edge where river, rail, and industry powered a growing city. Once lined with warehouses and mills, this stretch of riverfront served as Nashville’s engine room until highways and superblocks pulled neighborhoods away, leaving a historic landscape largely out of reach.

Looking forward

Built for
What’s Next

Eastpoint begins the next chapter on that same bend. It takes the East Bank’s industrial bones—big skies, long views, and generous blocks—and turns them toward daily life with welcoming public spaces, family-friendly gathering places, and clear connections to the river. The goal is pragmatic and civic: to restore access, create spaces that feel authentically Nashville, and fold the river’s edge back into everyday routines.

The Path Ahead

A Neighborhood in Motion

Led by The Fallon Company as the Master Developer and in partnership with the East Bank Development Authority, Eastpoint is envisioned as a mixed-use neighborhood along the river. The plan brings housing, workplaces, hospitality, and civic spaces together at a comfortable urban scale. Walkable streets and plazas offer intuitive wayfinding, safe crossings, shade, seating, and space for strollers and bikes. As the city continues to evolve, Eastpoint honors the East Bank’s history while opening the door to what comes next—after-school meetups, weekend walks, and the steady rhythm of daily life by the river.

approach

These principles ensure the neighborhood grows with intention, honoring its history while creating lasting value for the people who live, work, and gather here.

Revitalize the Riverfront

Transform a historic working waterfront into welcoming, people-first public spaces that feel distinctly Nashville.

Reconnect the East Bank

Create clear, safe links across the district—better crossings, wayfinding, and comfortable streets that support daily life.

Design for Families & Neighbors

Prioritize shade, seating, play features, and year-round, family-friendly programming.

Evolve with Intention

Balance living, workplaces, hospitality, retail, and civic space so the neighborhood works throughout the day and week.

Support Local Culture & Business

Make room for markets, performances, and neighborhood-scale retail that keep energy and dollars local.

Build a Resilient Public Realm

Strengthen the tree canopy, manage stormwater wisely, and use durable materials so streets and plazas are comfortable, green, and built to last.

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A modern urban park with people walking and relaxing among green trees, flowering plants, and rocks, with tall city buildings in the background.

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A new riverfront neighborhood on Nashville’s East Bank focused on public space, connection, and everyday life by the water—delivered by The Fallon Company.
The Fallon Company is a leading real estate development and investment firm known for creating transformative mixed-use districts, often along waterfronts and through complex public-private partnerships. The firm’s work emphasizes thoughtful placemaking, high-quality public spaces, and long-term stewardship in collaboration with civic and community partners. In Nashville, Fallon serves as the Master Developer for Metro Nashville’s thirty-acre East Bank Initial Development Area, guiding the creation of a riverfront neighborhood defined by connected public spaces and active, vibrant ground-floor uses.
Eastpoint sits on the east bank of the Cumberland River in the heart of Nashville’s central waterfront. It offers easy, walkable access to downtown and East Nashville, including a quick connection over the Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge.
Eastpoint will open in phases, with public experiences introduced from the very beginning. You’ll be able to walk and bike along the riverfront, enjoy outdoor events, markets, and performances, and explore a network of welcoming green spaces. The district will also offer inclusive, family-friendly programming that grows and evolves as each phase of the neighborhood comes to life.
Eastpoint reflects Nashville’s character by balancing nature and culture through grounded design, generous public spaces, and a warm, family-friendly atmosphere that feels authentically local. It’s a people-first place, offering comfortable spaces to gather, simple and meaningful views of the river, and programming that celebrates the city’s creativity, community, and welcoming spirit.
From within the Eastpoint community, a 360° view brings the district’s riverfront setting and surrounding landmarks into focus. To one side, you’ll see the Cumberland River and its new, accessible riverwalk. Turn slightly and you’ll take in green spaces, neighborhood streets, and active ground-floor shops and cafés. Look another direction and the skyline of downtown Nashville rises across the water, just a short walk or bike ride away. You’ll also have clear views of—and easy access to—the new Tennessee Titans Stadium and Tennessee Performing Arts Center, both directly connected through pedestrian-friendly routes. Everywhere you look, the experience is open, walkable, and unmistakably Nashville.
Eastpoint will offer a variety of flexible outdoor spaces designed for community gathering and programming. These include plazas, greens, and wide promenades, all supported by small pavilions and kiosks, built-in event infrastructure, and adaptable seating and staging areas. Together, these spaces will comfortably host markets, performances, family activities, and seasonal pop-ups throughout the year.
Eastpoint is designed as a mixed-use neighborhood, with residential and retail spaces serving distinct but complementary roles. The residential buildings will bring a meaningful, year-round community to the district, supported by workplaces and hospitality uses. Retail and food-and-beverage spaces will be concentrated along the primary streets and plazas, creating active, engaging ground floors that keep the neighborhood lively throughout the day and week. Together, these uses create a connected, people-centered district shaped by daily life, local activity, and a steady rhythm of community energy.
Eastpoint will connect to the rest of the city through a network of pedestrian- and bike-friendly routes, including greenway links along the riverfront and access to nearby bridges. Improved crossings will tie the district into adjacent neighborhoods, while streets designed for transit and micromobility will make it easy to reach downtown destinations, venues, and nearby communities without relying solely on a car.
Eastpoint offers a strong sense of place, exceptional access, appealing views, and plenty of breathing room. It brings together a high-quality public realm—featuring welcoming, family-friendly spaces and engaging programming—with immediate proximity to the river and the city core. This combination provides daily convenience for locals and steady foot traffic and visibility for businesses.