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South Knoxville waterfront apartments stalled for more community input
The Knoxville-Knox County Planning Commission at its July 9 meeting asked developers to reconsider their already revised plan for a six-story, 225-unit apartment complex on the hill just south of the Gay Street Bridge . Commissioners were split 5-5, as concerns still linger about connectivity and how the project fits in with the neighborhood's identity. Nearly 100 public comments were submitted prior to Thursday's meeting from people who were underwhelmed by the design and worried about things like public access and the possible effects on Chapman Highway traffic patterns. CR Endeavors, a development company based in Birmingham, Alabama, in February filed a proposal for the property that has since gone through several rounds of revisions. The Planning Commission wants to ensure the development aligns with the city's South Waterfront Vision Plan , which since 2005 has encouraged much of the development and revitalization along the riverfront opposite of downtown. Planning Commission acknowledges Kerbela Shriners site challenges The South Waterfront Advisory and Advocacy Group, also known as SWAAG, has opposed the project since it was proposed and drafted several suggestions for the developer, including adding first level retail space and pedestrian walkways. The property − home to the historic Kerbela Shriners
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Vision at Knoxville ‘Really Hoping’ for a Fall Opening
The trapezoid-shaped, Brutalist architectural fever dream perched high above the river at 501 E. Hill Ave. is one of those places that seems to fascinate everyone. The lore surrounding it is nearly as distinctive as the architecture itself. Just yesterday I was talking with a friend whose father worked in...
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Developer plans to build apartment complex with 250+ units in Knoxville Stadium District
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Knoxville's Stadium District could soon see some major development. A Pennsylvania-based development firm is proposing a 255 one- and two-unit apartment building on Patton Street, seconds away from Covenant Health Park. Alpha Residential filed the proposal on May 22. The developer plans to break ground on...
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Shortened week has increase in sales
Happy 250th Birthday, America! I know without a doubt there is no other country I would rather call home. I hope everyone had a blessed and safe Independence Day, enjoying the many freedoms we have in this great nation. Last week ended on Thursday, July 2, 2026, due to the...
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Four Tennessee Cities Designated as Main Street Communities
Loudon has officially earned designation as a Tennessee Main Street community, joining three other cities recently accepted into the statewide downtown revitalization program. The Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development (TNECD) announced that Loudon and Springfield were added to the Tennessee Main Street Program in May 2026, following the addition of Crossville and Newport in September 2025.
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Dollywood Parks & Resorts makes TIME's inaugural Best Private Companies list
PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. (WLOS) — Dollywood Parks & Resorts has earned another accolade after landing on TIME magazine’s list of the top 500 privately held companies in the United States. The eastern Tennessee attraction was ranked 49th overall and fourth in the Hospitality, Travel & Leisure category, placing...
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East Tennessee business owner faces year-long wait for $1,500 payment from Square
John Bradshaw, a small business owner, has been waiting nearly a year for a $1,500 payment from Square, which deactivated his account without releasing the funds, and is now filing a complaint with the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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City leaders are envisioning the transformation of Knoxville's South Waterfront along the Tennessee River
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Maryville Board Fast-Tracks 824 New Apartments On Crowded Corridors
Maryville’s rental market is about to get a serious jolt. On Thursday, the Blount County Board of Zoning Appeals signed off on special exceptions for two big apartment complexes, opening the door to a total of 824 new units along already busy stretches of U.S. 411 and West Lamar Alexander Parkway.
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This Massive Tennessee Discount Store Is A Treasure Trove For Savvy Shoppers
Tucked along Kingston Pike in Knoxville, Tennessee, Goodwill Industries-Knoxville Inc. has become a go-to destination for shoppers who love scoring great deals without breaking the bank. Whether you are hunting for stylish clothing, unique home goods, or rare finds, this store delivers an exciting thrift shopping experience every single visit.
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Johnson City, Kingsport vs. Equal Knoxville’s No.1 Status in Growth Analysis
Localized stories based on national studies is one of my favorite things. It often sheds an entirely different picture on the national analysis with some local context. The most recent is a Realtor.com analysis that said many homeowners have watched their houses become cash machines as home values surged across some parts of the nation. A new analysis shows 10 cities, split between the South and Northeast, saw the biggest value gains among the top 100 U.S. metros, each for different reasons.
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ARK Homes for Rent Launches Pre-Leasing at New Build-to-Rent Multifamily Community in Knoxville
ARK Homes For Rent™, a leading Build-to-Rent (BTR) and Single-Family Rental (SFR) home operator, announced the launch of pre-leasing at The Reserve at Three Ridges, a newly built 126-unit build-to-rent townhome community in northeast Knoxville. The community will offer spacious three- and four-bedroom homes with attached garages, modern interiors, while providing residents with convenient access to major regional employers, schools, and outdoor space.
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Why Investing in Property in Scenic Locations Is a Smart Long-Term Move
Buying property has always been one of the steadier ways to build wealth, but where you buy matters just as much as when. Scenic destinations carry a kind of pull that ordinary markets simply cannot replicate, drawing visitors, retirees, and remote workers year after year. Few places capture that pull quite like Sevierville, Tennessee, where rolling foothills, dense forests, and easy access to the Great Smoky Mountains create lasting demand for real estate. For buyers willing to think in decades rather than months, this kind of setting offers something rare: a property that holds its value while quietly working in the background. The reasons go beyond the obvious appeal of mountain views and clean air.
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I Quit California—and My TV Career—to Lead a Slower, Cheaper Lifestyle in Tennessee Where My Family Can Thrive on a Single Income
Thinking about moving to another state, but not sure how to start? Welcome to Crossing the Line, where real people spill about how they searched for properties in another state. Today,. Justin Davis, a 52-year-old real estate agent, shares what led him and his family to leave the city of...