
SMYRNA, TENN. — Hamilton Development has officially broken ground on Cornerstone Business Park, a large-scale industrial development set to reshape the logistics landscape in Smyrna, a fast-growing suburb southeast of Nashville.
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Spanning 152 acres at 5481 W. Jefferson Pike, the project will ultimately deliver 1.8 million square feet of industrial space across 12 buildings. The development is strategically located near Interstate 840, positioning it as a key hub for distribution, manufacturing and logistics operations in the region.
Construction is currently focused on Phase I, which includes eight buildings totaling approximately 1 million square feet. These initial facilities are scheduled for delivery in the first quarter of 2027, marking the first wave of occupancy for tenants seeking modern industrial space in the Nashville corridor.
Phase II will follow with an additional four buildings totaling 800,000 square feet, completing the full build-out of the business park.
This phased approach allows Hamilton Development to align construction timelines with tenant demand, ensuring flexibility in a market that continues to see strong industrial absorption.
To lead leasing efforts, Hamilton Development has partnered with Cushman & Wakefield, with brokers Hayes McWilliams and Henry Sherer overseeing tenant outreach and deal structuring.
The firm brings extensive experience in marketing large-scale industrial assets, which is expected to accelerate leasing velocity as demand for logistics and distribution space remains robust across Middle Tennessee.
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Hamilton Development currently operates 14 industrial parks in the Nashville market, reinforcing its position as a major player in regional industrial real estate. The Cornerstone Business Park adds significant scale to its portfolio and reflects continued confidence in the area’s economic growth.
The project highlights ongoing momentum in the U.S. industrial sector, driven by:
With its size, location and phased rollout, Cornerstone Business Park is expected to play a key role in supporting these trends while attracting a diverse range of tenants—from logistics providers to light manufacturers.
Originally reported by Rebusiness Online.