The property has been appraised by Davidson County at $37.4 million, roughly $14 million more than DC BLOX paid for it, according to CoStar. DC BLOX is committed to sound barriers, quieter equipment, and noise levels below code limits. The property’s appraised value stands at $37.4 million, while DC BLOX paid $23 million weeks earlier. Legal observers have noted that existing permit applications predate the new restrictions, giving DC BLOX a potential vested-rights claim under Tennessee law. Metro Legal’s negotiations with DC BLOX will determine whether the city pays closer to $23 million or the full $37.4 million appraisal.