Ruby Station is a new 132-residence hospitality-driven condominium development at 4th & Elm in downtown Nashville, Tennessee. Designed specifically for group travel, Ruby Station combines spacious two-, three-, and four-bedroom residences with full-service hospitality, resort-style amenities, and professional rental management. Each condominium is individually owned, providing an opportunity to enjoy Nashville personally while participating in a professionally managed rental program.

Ruby Station is located at 4th & Elm in downtown Nashville, less than five blocks from Broadway. Its central location places owners and guests within walking distance of Nashville’s celebrated live music venues, restaurants, nightlife, and entertainment destinations. The property offers a convenient home base for experiencing Music City with friends, family, and larger groups.

Unlike conventional residential condominiums, Ruby Station was designed from the ground up for hospitality and group travel. Its larger residences, shared entertainment spaces, restaurants, rooftop amenities, and professional management create an integrated guest experience. Owners benefit from deeded real estate ownership within a property specifically designed to accommodate visitors and support professionally managed rentals.

Nashville attracts visitors traveling together for concerts, sporting events, celebrations, conventions, and weekend getaways. Traditional hotels often require groups to reserve several separate rooms, while individual vacation rentals may lack consistent service and amenities. Ruby Station addresses this opportunity with multi-bedroom residences that keep guests together while providing the conveniences of a full-service hospitality property.

Ruby Station is being developed by a team led by John Bogdasarian of Promanas, whose experience includes four previously completed Nashville developments. That local development experience helped identify the opportunity for a hospitality property specifically serving Nashville’s group-travel market. Bogdasarian has also purchased five Ruby Station residences personally, demonstrating his commitment to the project.

Ruby Station offers two-, three-, and four-bedroom condominium residences designed for group accommodations. The layouts emphasize comfortable shared living spaces, multiple bedrooms, and the flexibility to host friends and family. With 132 residences planned, buyers can explore different configurations, floor plans, and locations within the building.

Ruby Station is planned to include 132 individually owned condominium residences. Each residence is part of a hospitality-focused property that combines private accommodations with shared restaurants, entertainment venues, and rooftop amenities. The limited number of residences creates an opportunity to own real estate within a distinctive downtown Nashville hospitality development.

Yes. Ruby Station’s two-, three-, and four-bedroom residences are purpose-built for group travel. Rather than dividing guests among multiple hotel rooms, the layouts provide shared spaces where groups can gather, relax, and spend time together. This approach is especially appealing for family trips, friends’ getaways, celebrations, and other group visits to Nashville.

Ruby Station’s early-buyer offering includes furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E) for qualifying residences. The developer estimates the included FF&E value at approximately $50,000 to $100,000, depending on the residence. Buyers should consult the Ruby Station sales team for the specific furnishing package, inclusions, and applicable purchase terms.

Yes. Ruby Station offers an interactive virtual experience that allows prospective buyers to explore the development, review residence floor plans, and discover the planned amenities. Buyers can evaluate different layouts and better understand the property’s design before scheduling a private conversation with the sales team. The experience is available through the Ruby Station interactive property tour.

Ruby Station is planned to feature a rooftop pool, rooftop bar and restaurant, lobby restaurant and bar, fitness center, private speakeasy, late-night pizza window, and on-site parking. The property will also include T-Squared Social, a 20,000-square-foot entertainment concept created by Tiger Woods and Justin Timberlake. Together, these amenities are designed to create a comprehensive downtown Nashville hospitality experience.

T-Squared Social is a 20,000-square-foot sports and entertainment concept created by Tiger Woods and Justin Timberlake. Planned as part of Ruby Station, it adds a distinctive social destination to the property and its surrounding neighborhood. The venue complements Ruby Station’s focus on bringing people together through entertainment, hospitality, and shared experiences.

Yes. Ruby Station’s planned rooftop amenities include a swimming pool, bar, and restaurant. These spaces are intended to provide elevated opportunities for dining, relaxation, and socializing while staying in downtown Nashville. The rooftop experience is one of several hospitality features that distinguish Ruby Station from a conventional condominium development.

Yes. A speakeasy is included among Ruby Station’s planned hospitality and entertainment amenities. The concept adds another distinctive social experience to the property, complementing its restaurants, rooftop venues, and T-Squared Social. Specific access privileges, operating details, and any exclusive owner benefits should be confirmed with the Ruby Station sales team.

Yes. Ruby Station is located less than five blocks from Broadway in downtown Nashville. Owners and guests can conveniently explore the city’s live music venues, restaurants, bars, and entertainment destinations without relying on a vehicle for every outing. The location makes Ruby Station particularly attractive for visitors who want to experience Nashville together.

Yes. Ruby Station offers individually deeded condominium ownership in downtown Nashville. Buyers purchase a specific residence rather than a fractional interest or hotel-room reservation. Owners may use their residence personally, subject to the property’s hospitality-use requirements, and may choose to participate in the professional rental management program.

Ruby Station is a hospitality-driven condominium development combining individually deeded residences with professional hospitality operations. Unlike a conventional residential condominium, the property has been designed specifically around group accommodations, guest services, and managed rentals. Its structure allows buyers to own real estate within an integrated hospitality environment rather than purchasing a traditional hotel room.

Yes. Ruby Station owners may enjoy their residences for personal visits to Nashville, subject to the property’s hospitality-use requirements. This creates an opportunity to own a place for trips with friends, family, or other guests while also considering participation in the professionally managed rental program. The specific personal-use provisions should be reviewed before purchasing.

Ruby Station’s ownership concept emphasizes sharing the Nashville experience with friends and family. Personal use is permitted subject to the property’s hospitality-use requirements. Owners interested in arranging stays for guests, preferred reservations, or any friends-and-family privileges should confirm the applicable policies with the Ruby Station sales team.

Ruby Station offers an alternative to a traditional Nashville second home for buyers who regularly visit the city. Owners can enjoy a multi-bedroom residence, extensive hospitality amenities, and a downtown location while having the option to participate in professional rental management. This combination may appeal to buyers who want personal access to Nashville without independently managing a conventional vacation property.

Yes. Ruby Station owners may elect to participate in a professionally managed rental program designed to generate revenue from guest stays. Participating owners receive 100% of the net rental proceeds attributable to their residence after disclosed operating expenses and management fees. Actual rental income depends on property performance, occupancy, rates, expenses, and other factors. Rental returns are not guaranteed.

Ruby Station’s rental program is designed around professional hospitality management. Schulte is identified in the developer’s materials as the hospitality management organization associated with the program. Professional management is intended to coordinate guest accommodations, reservations, housekeeping, and daily rental operations. Buyers should confirm the final management agreements and service responsibilities with the sales team.

Ruby Station’s ownership structure provides participating owners with 100% of the net rental proceeds generated by their individual residence after disclosed operating expenses and management fees. This means the remaining net rental proceeds are allocated to the residence owner rather than being subject to an additional traditional developer or hotel-brand revenue split. Net proceeds are not the same as gross rental revenue, and owners should review all applicable costs and agreements.

No. Owners who participate in Ruby Station’s professional rental management program are not expected to personally coordinate routine guest reservations, housekeeping, or guest communications. These functions are handled through the hospitality management operation. The program is intended to provide a more hands-off ownership experience than independently operating a Nashville short-term rental.

Ruby Station combines individually owned, multi-bedroom residences with coordinated hospitality operations and shared amenities. Unlike a standalone short-term rental, participating Ruby Station owners have access to professional guest management, coordinated property marketing, and a unified hospitality experience. The concept is designed to combine the space and flexibility associated with vacation rentals with the service and consistency of a professionally managed property.

Ruby Station offers two-, three-, and four-bedroom pre-construction condominium residences with pricing that varies by floor plan, size, and location within the building. Prospective buyers can review current residence availability and request detailed pricing information through the Ruby Station sales team. Early purchasers may also qualify for limited pre-launch pricing incentives, subject to availability and the applicable purchase terms.

Yes. Ruby Station’s announced early-buyer program offers qualifying purchasers pre-construction pricing, an additional 5% discount, included furniture, fixtures, and equipment valued at approximately $50,000 to $100,000, and priority residence selection. These incentives are associated with the next 20-residence pre-launch offering and are subject to availability and the developer’s terms.

According to the developer’s pre-launch materials, approximately 20 of Ruby Station’s 132 residences were spoken for through its existing investor, friends, and family network before broader public marketing. The developer subsequently announced an incentive program for the next 20 qualifying purchasers. Buyers should contact the Ruby Station sales team for current sales figures and available inventory.

Purchasing during Ruby Station’s pre-construction phase may provide access to preferred residence selection and limited early-buyer incentives. The announced offering includes an additional 5% discount, qualifying FF&E packages, and priority selection of available floor plans and building locations. These benefits may be particularly relevant to buyers seeking a specific residence configuration or location within the development.

Prospective buyers can begin by exploring Ruby Station’s interactive virtual experience, reviewing residence layouts, and requesting current pricing and availability. The sales team can then arrange a private conversation to discuss condominium ownership, personal-use requirements, rental management, purchase terms, and available residences. Visit Ruby Station Nashville to explore the property and begin the purchasing process.