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Oracle Breaks Ground on $4.5 Billion Nashville Headquarters on East Bank
Oracle says the 78-acre campus will create thousands of jobs and include a 120-room Nobu hotel, retail space and public infrastructure.
- On Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, technology giant Oracle Corp. officially broke ground on its 82-acre global headquarters on Nashville's East Bank, marking a major milestone for the city's riverfront redevelopment.
- Since Metro Council approved the project in 2021, the investment has expanded dramatically from an initial $1.2 billion to a current $4.5 billion commitment, reflecting the project's growing ambition.
- Oracle expects to create 8,500 jobs by 2031 while investing $175 million in public infrastructure, including a pedestrian bridge spanning the Cumberland River to connect the campus with Germantown.
- Three days of public celebrations begin Thursday, Nov. 12, giving Nashville residents a first look at campus 3D models and Oracle's technology. The company recently awarded $150,000 to 30 local nonprofits.
- The East Bank is undergoing broader transformation alongside this campus development, with the new Nissan Stadium and multiple real estate projects reshaping the riverfront into a mixed-use destination.
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Oracle breaks ground on $4.5 billion Nashville headquarters on East Bank
More than five years after Nashville approved the deal, Oracle has broken ground on its future global headquarters on the East Bank. The $4.5 billion project is expected to bring thousands of jobs and reshape part of Nashville’s waterfront.
·Nashville, United States
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