Coming soon to what we’ll call the “Little Nashville” corridor of Cool Springs is Cajun Steamer Bar & Grill.

FRANKLIN – It’s a bit of an unusual site for a commercial center, or even a park for that matter.

Meridian Cool Springs, the new willable, mixed-use development in Franklin, has expanded and signed several new tenants.

The developers of Meridian Cool Springs will start construction this week on the project’s third major office building after signing a major owner to anchor the building.

Boyle Investment Co. will begin construction on 3000 Meridian, a Class-A, 102,500-square-foot office building, in August 2007, the company announced Thursday.

Gina Butler opened Gigi’s Cupcakes in February at 1816 Broadway and already has expansion on her mind. She is planning to build a second company store at the Meridian Cool Springs mixed-use development and is also looking at franchising her cupcake concept.

Boyle Investment Co. is expanding Meridian Cool Springs to include a high-end Westin hotel, which will be the first in Nashville.

New business tenants such as Cricket Communications will be in Meridian Cool Springs by May.

Noshville New York-style delicatessen has opened its new location in Cool Springs at 1000 Meridian Boulevard.

Boyle Investment Company is bulking up its mixed-use Meridian Cool Springs development, adding a three-story office building and Williamson County’s firs banking branch for BB&T Corp.

Cool Springs is picking up yet another headquarters.

The developers of Meridian Cool Springs wanted their office park to seem more inviting. So they started by thinking sequentially.

A touch of Seattle and a taste of New York are coming to Boyle Investment Company's latest project.

Hail a cab or saddle up the Escalade: There's another Noshville in the works.

With the approval of two hotels and another three-story office building, mixed-use project Meridian Cool Springs is coming into focus.

Boyle Investment Co. has been given the nod to get started on the next phase of its Meridian Cool Springs development, which is composed of 40 acres conveniently located off of Interstate 65 in Cool Springs.

Community Health Systems, Inc. is building new headquarters in Tennessee and has hired a Memphis developer.

After 72 years of real estate deals, Boyle is a familiar name in Memphis, but the development company is spreading its credit into Nashville and has purchased 40 acres for a mixed-use development in Franklin, Tenn.

Boyle Investment Co. is planning a massive mixed-use development on 40 acres in Cool Springs, which is located in Williamson County near Nashville.