02/06/2026
TDK Companies and Waldron Enterprises Break Ground on Vintage Harbor Brook
Mixed-use development to feature luxury residences, private office suites, and resort-style amenities
SMYRNA, TN – TDK Companies and Waldron Enterprises have officially broken ground on Vintage Harbor Brook, an upscale mixed-use community that will bring 341 luxury apartment residences and six private office suites, along with a full suite of modern amenities to one of Rutherford County’s fastest-growing corridors.
Located on Old Nashville Highway, just off Sam Ridley Parkway, the pedestrian-friendly development will offer convenient access to nearby restaurants, shopping, and entertainment, said John Keach, Co-CEO and Principal of TDK Companies.
“With its prime location near I-24, Vintage Harbor Brook will provide residents with easy access to downtown Nashville while offering the comfort and convenience of a thoughtfully designed community,” Keach said. “Adjacent to our highly successful Vintage Stonetrace property, this development responds to strong demand from both millennials and baby boomers seeking a modern lifestyle close to work, recreation, and entertainment. Vintage Harbor Brook is more than housing, it’s a lifestyle.”
Greg Waldron, Managing Partner of Waldron Enterprises, emphasized the project’s role in elevating Smyrna’s live-work-play landscape.
“The Nashville and Middle Tennessee region remains one of the most sought-after markets in the country,” Waldron said. “Vintage Harbor Brook, along with Vintage Stonetrace, will introduce a new level of design and walkability to a community already rich with opportunity. In addition, we have donated approximately 19 acres adjacent to these developments for the creation of a new public park featuring walking trails and a dog park for the Town of Smyrna.”
Strategically located at 5000 Needham Drive, Vintage Harbor Brook will be minutes from major employers, premier retail and dining destinations, and a wide array of recreational options.
Financing and Project Timeline
TDK Companies secured the construction loan through First Bank. Pre-leasing is expected to begin in late 2026, with the community anticipated to reach completion by summer 2027.
Keach Investments, an investment arm of TDK Companies, is serving as an equity partner in the development.
Amenities Designed for Modern Living
Vintage Harbor Brook will feature resort-style amenities, including:
• 24-hour secure package and refrigerated storage
• Pet spa and dedicated pet park
• Resident clubhouse with premium flat-screen TVs and wine/coffee bar
• State-of-the-art fitness center with cardio and strength training equipment
• Outdoor lounging areas
• Resort-style pool with lap lanes
• Covered cabanas
• Elevator access
• Valet trash service
• EV charging stations
One-, two-, and three-bedroom residences will include upscale interior finishes such as ceramic tile backsplashes, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, hardwood cabinetry, pendant lighting, framed bath mirrors, frameless shower doors, and hardwood-inspired flooring. Every unit will also feature a full-size washer and dryer, along with ceiling fans in all bedrooms.
About Waldron Enterprises
Waldron Enterprises is a three-generation private development company based in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Co-founded in 1958 by the late Vester Waldron, the firm is active in multifamily, single-family, and commercial development throughout Middle Tennessee. Waldron Enterprises also owns and manages a portfolio of apartment communities across the greater Nashville metropolitan area.
About TDK Companies
Celebrating its 65th anniversary, TDK Companies is a privately held, three-generation development and construction firm headquartered in Murfreesboro. Since 1959, the company has delivered more than 20,000 housing units and completed more than 150 municipal and school projects, representing a total valuation exceeding $1.4 billion.
In 2025 alone, TDK Companies completed nearly 2,000 units across five states valued at more than $506 million, with additional projects underway in Florida and Tennessee totaling more than $290 million.
