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Appeals court revives Nashville developer's suit over four-year permit freeze

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A federal appeals court has reinstated a lawsuit filed by SW Nashville EB Owner, LLC against the city of Nashville over a stalled building permit. The developer's application was left in indefinite limbo, reportedly tied to planned road projects. The delay is said to have caused losses of more than $8.2 million while the property sat undeveloped. With the reinstatement, the developer's claims can now proceed to judicial review. The outcome could affect other property owners facing comparable permit holdups.

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