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Simon breaks ground on Sagefield, a 100-acre shopping center in Thompson's Station

The Franklin Daily News teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 5 sources

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Simon broke ground Thursday on , a 100-acre open-air shopping and dining destination at 1733 Lewisburg Pike. Construction began Nov. 12, and Simon is planning an opening in late 2028.

Green space will cover about 60% of Sagefield

60%Share of the property planned as green space

Sources: CITY NOW NEXT, Williamson Source

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Share of the property planned as green space60%

The developer points to $40 million in improvements and 700 expected jobs, and one nearby resident raised traffic and infrastructure concerns. County leaders also said the development will generate $880 million a year in wages, sales tax and local property tax.

  • Tenants: about 80 boutiques and brands, restaurants, an organic gourmet market
  • Road work: Simon pays to widen Lewisburg Pike to four lanes
  • Team: Arco Murray builds; Gensler and SWA Group design
  • Outdoors: miles of nature trails, walkways and water features

Sagefield by the numbers

100 acres
of open-air shopping and dining planned
About 80
boutiques and brands planned
$40 million
in improvements, the developer says
700
jobs expected

Sources: CITY NOW NEXT, The Tennessean, Williamson Source, WKRN News 2, WSMV

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