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North Chattanooga grocery store, apartments cleared for five stories

City of Chattanooga / Materials submitted in an application to a city of Chattanooga panel show plans for a five-story, mixed-use development at 424 Cherokee Blvd. Atlanta-based Southeast Capital Partners said the project will be anchored by a grocery store on the first floor.
City of Chattanooga / Materials submitted in an application to a city of Chattanooga panel show plans for a five-story, mixed-use development at 424 Cherokee Blvd. Atlanta-based Southeast Capital Partners said the project will be anchored by a grocery store on the first floor. City of Chattanooga / Materials submitted in an application to a city of Chattanooga panel show plans for a five-story, mixed-use development at 424 Cherokee Blvd. Atlanta-based Southeast Capital Partners said the project will be anchored by a grocery store on the first floor.

By Daniel Dassow 4 min read

An Atlanta developer got approval from the city of Chattanooga’s downtown zoning panel to build a five-story mixed-use project on Cherokee Boulevard in the North Shore neighborhood.

Southeast Capital Partners has planned the building around a grocery store on the first floor, with 214 apartments split between two buildings at 424 Cherokee Blvd. and 310 Stringer St.

North Chattanooga grocery store, apartments cleared for five stories

City of Chattanooga / Materials submitted in an application to a city of Chattanooga panel show plans for a five-story, mixed-use development at 424 Cherokee Blvd. Atlanta-based Southeast Capital Partners said the project will be anchored by a grocery store on the first floor.
City of Chattanooga / Materials submitted in an application to a city of Chattanooga panel show plans for a five-story, mixed-use development at 424 Cherokee Blvd. Atlanta-based Southeast Capital Partners said the project will be anchored by a grocery store on the first floor.
City of Chattanooga / Materials submitted in an application to a city of Chattanooga panel show plans for a five-story, mixed-use development at 424 Cherokee Blvd. Atlanta-based Southeast Capital Partners said the project will be anchored by a grocery store on the first floor.
City of Chattanooga / Materials submitted in an application to a city of Chattanooga panel show plans for a five-story, mixed-use development at 424 Cherokee Blvd. Atlanta-based Southeast Capital Partners said the project will be anchored by a grocery store on the first floor.
City of Chattanooga / Materials submitted in an application to a city of Chattanooga panel show plans for a five-story, mixed-use development at 424 Cherokee Blvd. Atlanta-based Southeast Capital Partners said the project will be anchored by a grocery store on the first floor.
City of Chattanooga / Materials submitted in an application to a city of Chattanooga panel show plans for a five-story, mixed-use development at 424 Cherokee Blvd. Atlanta-based Southeast Capital Partners said the project will be anchored by a grocery store on the first floor.
City of Chattanooga / Materials submitted in an application to a city of Chattanooga panel show plans for a five-story, mixed-use development at 424 Cherokee Blvd. Atlanta-based Southeast Capital Partners said the project will be anchored by a grocery store on the first floor.
City of Chattanooga / Materials submitted in an application to a city of Chattanooga panel show plans for a five-story, mixed-use development at 424 Cherokee Blvd. Atlanta-based Southeast Capital Partners said the project will be anchored by a grocery store on the first floor.
City of Chattanooga / Materials submitted in an application to a city of Chattanooga panel show plans for a five-story, mixed-use development at 424 Cherokee Blvd. Atlanta-based Southeast Capital Partners said the project will be anchored by a grocery store on the first floor.
City of Chattanooga / Materials submitted in an application to a city of Chattanooga panel show plans for a five-story, mixed-use development at 424 Cherokee Blvd. Atlanta-based Southeast Capital Partners said the project will be anchored by a grocery store on the first floor.

The company aims to begin building the development in late 2026 or early 2027.

“This project came about because we have a grocery client that wants to be here,” Dan Merrill, vice president of development and leasing at Southeast Capital Partners, told the panel. “I can’t really comment on who that is or where we are with them.”

The 3-acre tract sits inside the urban edge area of the downtown code, which limits new buildings to four stories and 60 feet tall.