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NIL era brings new wealth — and new buyers — to college housing markets
College towns saw median list prices surge up to 47% since NIL deals began in 2021, with Blacksburg, Athens and Bloomington leading. Young, wealthy student-athletes entered housing markets while inventory dropped sharply. Agents cite generational wealth building, although higher first-time buyer ages and tight supply remain broader challenges. AI Summary.
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Subtext Opens New 498-Bed Student Housing Community Near UT Knoxville
KNOXVILLE - Subtext, a national real estate company focused on elevating the resident experience, has officially opened EVER Knoxville. The new 14-story, 498-bed student housing community is located at 1919 Lake Avenue, just steps from the University of Tennessee. The project expands Subtext’s presence in Tennessee, following the opening of...
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Sound off on how prime piece of Knoxville real estate should be redeveloped
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — A prime piece of Downtown Knoxville real estate has sat unused since 2023 and city officials want to hear from the public on how the site should be redeveloped. The 800 block of Howard Baker Jr. Avenue has been empty since the closure of the old Knoxville Police Department headquarters. Located […]
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Healthcare company invests $43.6 million in Rockford, plans to add 90 jobs
BLOUNT COUNTY, Tenn. (WATE) — Siemens Healthineers Molecular Imaging, a healthcare company, has invested $43.6 million in its Rockford facility and plans to create more than 90 new jobs over the next five years, the state announced Wednesday morning. This facility on Dunavant Drive is used for research, development and materials production for PET scanners, […]
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RISE, University of Tennessee Complete 1,024-Bed Residence Hall Development
Knoxville, Tenn. — A public-private partnership between RISE: A Real Estate Co. and the University of Tennessee has completed Torchbearer Hall, a 1,024-bed residence hall development on the institution’s campus in Knoxville. The project is Phase II of a larger development plan that has delivered 3,000 beds to date. The property features a centralized hub with reception areas, staff offices, community kitchens and lounges. Additional shared amenities include study rooms, multipurpose spaces, resident gathering areas and laundry facilities. The development team for the project included Niles Bolton Associates, Cope Architecture, Blaine Construction, Brailsford & Dunlavey, RBC Capital Markets and Provident Resources Group.
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Knoxville's 'Underwear Capital' Mill Sits Empty, Now Listed for $8.5 Million
A 435,000-square-foot brick shell at 1400 Washington Avenue is the last physical trace of a factory complex that once made Knoxville the self-proclaimed “Underwear Capital of the World,” churning out roughly 10,000 garments an hour at its peak. Today, the building sits empty, its South Carolina-based owner has listed it for $8.5 million, and city officials say they are actively looking for someone new to take it on.
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Nearly 200 Cars Roll Into Maryville Mall to Fund Habitat Homes
Classic muscle cars, modern rides, and pickup trucks will roll into the parking lot at Foothills Mall in Maryville this weekend as Muscle Car Ministries presents its 13th Annual Maryville Auto Fest Cruise-In, a two-day gathering that organizers expect will draw close to 200 vehicles while raising money for local affordable housing efforts.
Housing Wire
I asked seven AI engines for a mortgage recommendation. The results looked surprisingly old-school.
A Knoxville DSCR prompt across seven AI engines surfaced lenders with strong city pages and common SEO signals. The test suggests retrieval signals like backlinks, reviews and clear profile pages often gate whether a loan officer is evaluated at all. AI Summary. It’s understandable why there are so many articles...
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Wallace Professionals Network brings agents together at August Meetup
Wallace Real Estate agents gathered at Pins and Pints in Powell for the August Wallace Professionals Network meetup, enjoying an evening of conversation, connection, and fun. The group represented a wide range of experience, from agents just beginning their real estate careers to those with decades in the business. For Wallace CEO Andrew McGranaghan, that mix is part of what makes the network so meaningful.
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Look inside upcoming Knoxville restaurant owned by former pro basketball player
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — A new restaurant is coming to Knoxville, and WATE got the first look inside, weeks before the opening date. It’s called Boo Jack’s Chick-N-Sack Sports Lounge, and it’s located at the former Sweet P’s location at 410 W. Jackson Avenue. Owner Boo Jackson is a former professional basketball player who has […]
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New EVER Knoxville apartments open doors to first residents
If housekeeping services, a sauna and a pet spa are on your must-have list when it comes to housing, EVER Knoxville might be the complex for you. The most recent addition to the Cumberland strip officially welcomed its first class of residents Aug. 7. Upon their arrival, new tenants walked into a building that “looked exactly like the pictures” and were welcomed in by staff with complimentary food, drinks and movers to kick off the day and to make the move-in process run smoothly.
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9 Lakehouse Aesthetic Towns in the South That Are Quietly Having Their Moment in 2026
The South has always had water, but it has taken a while for its lake towns to earn serious real estate on the mood board. These nine destinations are changing that, trading beach-town clichés for something quieter, moodier, and far more photographable. 1. Dandridge, Tennessee. Dandridge sits on the...
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Honing in on housing: Navigating returning student residency options
The daunting returning student housing application is coming up for students hoping for another year of on-campus living. Students go from having access to select dorm options as freshmen to combing their way through a range of both on and off-campus choices as a returning student. Often, students feel pressured to swiftly move through the housing selection process in order to secure a spot and to check this task off their to-do list.
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106 Brick Homes Rise Off Ebenezer Road, Priced Well Above Knox County's Median
Foundations, framed walls, and finished all-brick facades now line the streets of The Highlands at Ebenezer, a 106-lot subdivision taking shape off Ebenezer Road in West Knoxville. Homes throughout the development sit in various states of completion, from freshly poured foundations to move-in ready houses, with an entrance already established along the busy corridor near Kingston Pike.
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Harriman looks to strengthen enforcement on overgrown lots, unsafe properties
Harriman city leaders are looking at stronger enforcement of existing rules for overgrown lots and unsafe properties. City guides show property owners must receive notice and an opportunity to respond before cleanup costs, liens or demolition can come into play.