Madison is Booming: Here’s What’s Coming to This Growing Neighborhood

Madison is Booming: Here’s What’s Coming to This Growing Neighborhood

Madison, Tennessee, is undergoing a remarkable transformation, with significant investments reshaping its commercial and community landscape. From the ambitious redevelopment of RiverGate Mall to the introduction of new retail establishments, Madison is poised to become a vibrant hub for residents and visitors alike.

🏙️ RiverGate Mall: A New Era of Mixed-Use Development

The iconic RiverGate Mall, a staple since 1971, is set for a comprehensive redevelopment. Developer Merus (formerly Al Neyer) has partnered with the City of Goodlettsville and Metro Nashville to transform the 57-acre site into a dynamic mixed-use community. The approved plan includes:

-458 residential units, encompassing market-rate apartments, townhomes, and senior housing.
-71,400 square feet of retail and restaurant space.
-Medical offices, general office spaces, and hotel accommodations.
-Entertainment and sports facilities.
-A multimodal transit hub in collaboration with WeGo Public Transit.
-Enhanced public infrastructure and green spaces

Demolition of the existing mall structures is scheduled to begin this summer, with the exception of the Dillard’s store, which will remain. The project is anticipated to be completed by 2029, unfolding in a single phase supported by private equity, bond debt, and economic incentives. 

🛍️ Retail Renaissance: New Businesses Invigorate Madison

Madison’s retail scene is experiencing a resurgence, with several new establishments enhancing the shopping and dining experience:

🥗 Sprouts Farmers Market at Shoppes at RiverGate

In December 2024, Sprouts Farmers Market opened a 25,715-square-foot store at 2156 Gallatin Pike N. As one of the anchor tenants in the 172,000-square-foot Shoppes at RiverGate, Sprouts joins Gabe’s and Ashley Furniture in revitalizing this prominent shopping center. The store offers a wide selection of fresh, organic produce and health-conscious products, catering to the growing demand for healthy living options in the community.

🍔 In-N-Out Burger Plans First Madison Location

The iconic West Coast burger chain, In-N-Out Burger, has filed a development application for a new location near RiverGate Mall, between Rivergate Drive and Cude Lane. While still in the early stages of development, the proposed restaurant signifies In-N-Out’s expansion into the Tennessee market and promises to bring its beloved menu to Madison residents in the near future.

⛽ Thorntons Gas Station and Convenience Store

Construction is underway for a new Thorntons gas station and convenience store in Madison. This addition will provide residents with expanded fueling options and quick-service amenities, contributing to the area’s commercial growth.

The Chadwick: A Gated Community by Legacy South

Set to debut in early spring 2025, The Chadwick is Madison’s newest gated community developed by Legacy South. This exclusive neighborhood will feature 180 thoughtfully designed units, including single-family homes and townhomes. Residents will enjoy a range of amenities and the opportunity to personalize their homes through the Selections Experience. Located at 251 Newsbitt Lane, The Chadwick offers convenient access to local amenities and downtown Nashville. 


🌟 Madison’s Bright Future

These developments reflect Madison’s commitment to thoughtful growth, community engagement, and improved quality of life for its residents. As these projects progress, they promise to bring new opportunities and revitalization to the area.

Residents and visitors can look forward to a dynamic blend of retail, dining, and community spaces that reflect Madison’s growth and vitality.


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