Officials with the YMCA of Middle Tennessee announced Monday a project that will yield a 500-unit residential tower to be Nashville’s tallest building and a major update to the nonprofit’s downtown campus.

Nashville-based Giarratana Develpment will be involved in the effort, with the company to develop a portion of the Y site with a 60-story 750-foot residential skyscraper that, if standing today, would rank as the ninth tallest building in the Southeast. For context, Atlanta and Miami each offer three completed buildings of 750 feet or taller, with Charlotte home to two. However, Miami has six high-rises of that height or taller that are under construction or planned (with one more than 1,000 feet). Mobile, Alabama, offers a 745-foot tall building, but some of its height is derived from a decorative cap.