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Clarkrange, TN · Real Estate
The Daily Times
Royal Oaks neighborhoods secure concessions in new 130-lot subdivision
Editor’s Note: A previous version of this story incorrectly included The Commons residents as parties able to utilize the gate proposed to separate Royal Oaks subdivision private roads from the proposed public roads to be built to serve The Commons. This has been corrected. Royal Oaks residents may not be able to stop developers from moving in next door, but that doesn’t mean they plan to roll over about it. Maryville Municipal Planning Commissioners unanimously advanced a request by developer Sterling Engineering, Inc. to construct The Commons subdivision off Springwood Lane and Morganton Road, near the southeastern end of Robert C. Jackson Drive on Monday. Preliminary plans indicate developers intend to construct 130 single-family homes. A roughly one-acre common space has been left open for residents to use for recreation. It’s taken more than a year to get the 49-acre parcel to a point that commissioners feel comfortable approving development, mainly due to issues addressing the nonconformities from Royal Oaks Property Owners Association neighborhoods surrounding it. ROPOA Early in the city’s history, developers had the option to build and maintain private subdivisions to their own specifications, rather than comply with city regulations and dedicate the finished product as a part
knoxtntoday.com
Highest value sale: 1.7-acre plot sells for $1M.
The week ending August 14, 2026, was very similar to the prior week in terms of recording statistics in the Register’s Office. We recorded 1,518 new instruments, just 30 fewer than the prior week. Both financing and transfer activity closely mimicked the week of August 7th. We recorded 346...
WBIR
Embassy Suites Knoxville unveils $2.5M expansion for Radius Rooftop Lounge
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Leaders with Embassy Suites Knoxville Downtown announced a $2.5 million construction project to expand its Radius Rooftop Lounge on the 14th floor. The expansion, which will be known as "The Reserve at Radius," will be a 1,500-square-foot private event space with a capacity of up to 75 guests. Leaders said The Reserve will offer a more exclusive and elevated setting with views of downtown Knoxville as well as "the surrounding East Tennessee landscape."
hoodline.com
Embassy Suites Balcony to Wrap Around to Union Avenue, Open to Anyone
The Embassy Suites by Hilton on Gay Street is planning to stretch its balcony around the building and onto Union Avenue, turning what has been a members-only perch for hotel guests and diners into a spot anyone downtown can use. The extension would sit just beyond the boundary of the city's new open-container pilot zone, adding another layer to an already busy stretch of curb space that's drawing plenty of attention this summer.
knoxvilledailysun.com
New Climate-Controlled Self Storage Facility Opens in Knoxville
KNOXVILLE - DXD Capital, a leader in technology-driven self storage development and investment, in partnership with Olympus Ventures LLC, has opened its newest self storage facility at 3737 Middlebrook Pike, Knoxville, TN 37921. Operated by Extra Space Storage, one of the nation's leading self-storage companies, this 112,000 sq ft. facility...
hoodline.com
Andrew Johnson Building Hotel Faces Final Deadline, Developer Vows It Will Happen
Knox County commissioners are set to vote August 31 on a fifth amendment to the development agreement governing the historic Andrew Johnson Building on Gay Street, putting a hard December 31, 2026 deadline on when developer BNA Associates must start construction on the long-delayed hotel conversion. The agreement's current due date has already passed, and if the company misses the new one, the county's contract allows it to reclaim the 18-story building and search for a new developer.
knoxtntoday.com
Pellissippi State alumna Robin Bingham builds career on education, perseverance
For Pellissippi State alumna Robin Bingham, education was not simply about earning a degree. It was about opening a door — and having the determination to keep walking through it. Bingham is now a broker and Realtor with Wallace Real Estate in Knoxville and a Tennessee Real Estate Educational...
Furniture Today
Knoxville Wholesale bets on power of presentation with Moto Motion gallery
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — For Tim Harris, the owner of Knoxville Wholesale Furniture, the opening of a new Moto Motion gallery is about so much more than simply giving one motion furniture supplier a prominent place on his showroom floor. It’s about changing the way consumers experience the category.
hoodline.com
Smalls Sliders Building First Knoxville Location on Cedar Bluff
Drivers passing Weigel's and Arby's on North Cedar Bluff Road have been asking the same question for weeks: what is that squat, boxy structure going up between the two familiar pit stops? The answer is a Smalls Sliders, a Louisiana-born cheeseburger chain backed by NFL Hall of Famer Drew Brees, and it is set to become the first of four locations planned across the Knoxville metro.
hoodline.com
Farragut's Kingston Pike Village Ditches Grocery Plan for Medical Offices, Starbucks
The long-vacant commercial pad at Kingston Pike and South Watt Road in Farragut is finally moving forward, and it will look nothing like the grocery-anchored center originally pitched for the site. The Farragut Planning Commission approved a site plan this month for Kingston Pike Village, a four-building development that will bring a Covenant Health primary care office, a Pacific Dental practice, an Edward Jones investments branch, and a new Starbucks to the corridor.
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wvlt.tv
East Tennessee family faces land loss after manufactured home dealer files bankruptcy
TELLICO PLAINS, Tenn. (WVLT) - An East Tennessee family is facing the potential loss of inherited land after a Georgia-based manufactured home dealership filed for bankruptcy, leaving them with a $242,000 loan, $99,000 already disbursed, and no home to show for it. Katie Laframboise and her husband closed on a...
hoodline.com
Ardmore Residential Plans 270 Apartments on Topside Road in Louisville
A once-empty 16-acre lot along Topside Road in Louisville, Tennessee is getting cleared and graded for a new apartment complex, with plans calling for as many as 270 units on the back half of the property. North Carolina-based Ardmore Residential is behind the project, situated across from Beech Grove Baptist Church, and the front portion of the site still has no finalized use.
hoodline.com
Old Gallaher View Car Wash Site Morphs Into Strip Mall With Kids' Play Zone
A long-idle car wash lot on N. Gallaher View Road in West Knoxville is being rebuilt into a 14,000-square-foot retail strip, and zoning paperwork suggests one of its tenants could be an indoor playground. Construction crews were photographed working the 321 N. Gallaher View Road site on August 4, with the property now shaping up into a multi-tenant commercial center just steps from the Sam's Club gas station.
WATE
Knoxville affordable housing applicants can wait years as KCDC works to add more units
KCDC has about 13,000 active affordable housing applications across its Knoxville properties, with wait times ranging from a few months to several years. One woman told WATE she has been waiting for housing for three years.