Giarratana in the news
Residents of the GIARRATANA properties Paramount, Prime and Alcove on Church Street will have access from their elevators to the underground tunnel system connecting to the airport and Lower Broadway.
Elon Musk's The Boring Company and Giarratana, a Nashville condo and apartment development company, have agreed to build a Music City Loop tunnel station for exclusive use by residents of the developer's Church Street high rises.
Tony Giarratana opened the 'Paramount Experience Center' to bolster condo sales for his 60-story Paramount tower.
Italian sports car manufacturer Pagani is about to open a showroom tricked out with its multimillion-dollar cars in one of Tony Giarratana's downtown towers.
Development company will market future residences in under-construction skyscraper via high-end 'experience' space
The developer who pioneered downtown living is pulling out all the stops to sell units in Tennessee's would-be tallest tower.
Local development company lands buyers for one-third of residential units set for future skyscraper
Nashville's skyline is set to change. The Paramount skyscraper that's currently under construction will not only tower over the iconic AT&T building...it will be the tallest building in Tennessee.
Tony Giarratana and his team are starting construction on Paramount, a 60-story residential high-rise set to claim the title of Tennessee's tallest building. The Sept. 15 groundbreaking marks a hard-won victory for one of Nashville's most ambitious urban developers.
A New York firm gave Giarratana a $340 million loan — and several other prominent investors jumped in — to kickstart construction of the 60-story Paramount skyscraper.
From getting squeezed out of his own $250K deal to becoming the developer behind Nashville's most iconic towers, Tony doesn't just build buildings, he builds legacy.
Tony Giarratana is the driving force behind some of Nashville's most iconic high-rise developments.
As Tony Giarratana's right-hand woman, Morgan Stengel is always busy. Heading into 2025, her projects and her community reach are only growing in scale as she tackles their most ambitious projects to date.
Three units on the top floor of Tony Giarratana's Paramount tower are under contract to sell to one individual. The deal is poised to break the record for the largest condo purchase in Nashville history.
Nashville developer Tony Giarratana has sold his 505 penthouse to local entrepreneur and philanthropist David Ingram for $9,625,000 in a transaction that ranks among the most significant of its type in recent years.
Tony Giarratana is making a big change to his newest downtown tower. The veteran developer has stopped all leasing at his 38-story Church Street tower and is putting the hundreds of luxury units on the market.
Giarratana is a visionary, and he's revolutionized our downtown core.
Italian sports car manufacturer Pagani is opening a showroom in downtown Nashville. The showroom is slated to be located at Tony Giarratana's Prime apartment tower on Church Street
Team marketing future skyscraper Paramount hits $40.5M in collective reservation value.
Tony Giarratana has taken a major step forward on plans for an apartment tower near Tennessee State University's downtown campus.
A well-known real-estate entrepreneur is looking to build a future in Nashville where everyone has a place to call home.
Giarratana Development has begun demolition on a stretch of buildings located on the 'Rock Block.'The goal is to re-develop the row of retail spaces. Behind them will be a towering 90-unit apartment building.
Tony Giarratana, who has developed downtown Nashville as a livable place for more than 30 years, is one of The Tennessean's People of the Year.
Nashville-based development company Giarratana has landed an international award related to its downtown skyscraper Alcove -- the first time a local building has been so honored.
The vivid cubed architecture is an exciting add-on to the skyline and indicative of the amenity-rich and state-of-the-art interiors Giarratana buildings are known for.
About $1 billion worth of towers will transform Nashville's skyline as we know it by 2026. But Giarratana's success wasn't always guaranteed
'I wanted to preserve it as a place that children 9 to 90 could come in here and enjoy all the comfort and joy that this restaurant represents,' said Tony Giarratana.
If it's not a tall building, or groundbreaking in some way, Tony Giarratana isn't interested. He's created more apartments and condos in Nashville's urban core than anyone else: One of every four are his.
