Details are emerging related to the East Bend segment of Nashville’s overall East Bank — with city officials hoping future development of the site will maximize effective urban form and functionality via appropriately scaled high-rise buildings.

In August, and in what ranks among the most noteworthy real estate transactions in Nashville history, about 47 acres of East Bank property sitting near the Cumberland River sold for $245 million (read here ).

As the Post reported at the time, the buyer was TEB LLC, which is affiliated with local investors David Byerley and Sam Lingo (the latter is the former president of the Nashville Entrepreneur Center), among other investors.

The seller of the property, previously offered via auction, was Nashville Recycling LLC. That entity is affiliated

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