A Chattanooga developer in South Broad has sharpened plans for housing, offices, a hotel and eateries on a high-profile tract in what’s viewed as one of that area’s biggest new projects.
Called Station 33, the estimated $115 million in work is to go on a vacant 5-acre parcel at Broad and West 33rd streets that sits across from WDEF News 12, according to the development team.
Landowner and developer Claudia Pullen said she’d like to see construction begin “sooner than later” on the project that’s to include multistory office buildings, a hotel, retail space, apartments or other housing, a food hall and structured parking.
Pullen said in an interview her passion is commercial space and she’d like to find a partner on the residential piece.
“It could be done in phases, but I’d rather not,” she said.