Crossville

Crossville, TN · Real Estate
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Subtext Opens EVER Knoxville Next to the University of Tennessee and Breaks Ground on VERVE Lexington Steps from The University of Kentucky
Subtext, a national real estate company focused on elevating the resident experience, has officially opened EVER Knoxville, a new 14-story, 498-bed student housing community located at 1919 Lake Avenue, just steps from the University of Tennessee. The project expands Subtext’s presence in Tennessee, following the opening of TENN at UT...
WATE
Alcoa sees continued growth as new businesses come to Springbrook Farm area
ALCOA, Tenn. (WATE) — Alcoa is seeing continued growth as new businesses and developments move into the Springbrook Farm area. This was previously an old 363-acre Alcoa, Inc. West Plant, for aluminum fabricating. Today it is a spot where visitors, locals, business owners all come to work, eat, and some even live.
The Daily Times
Maryville BZA approves two duplex developments
More and more, developers are looking up, rather than out, in an effort to maximize the quickly dwindling open parcels available within Maryville’s corporate boundaries. Nowhere was that fact clearer than at the Maryville Board of Zoning Appeals meeting Thursday, where two duplex-style developments got the special exemptions necessary to proceed. At the corner of N. Fifth Street near Jefferson Avenue, applicant Derek Hunt received approval to construct a two-story, six-bed, five-bath duplex on the rear of his roughly one-third acre lot, located at 200 N. Fifth St. Hunt, a former Maryville High School football coach and current Blevins Group Realty Executives agent, told board members he’s currently in the process of subdividing his lot to separate the front, where a house is already located, and the rear, where he plans to develop the new duplex. Preliminary plans submitted to the board Thursday show a neutral, grey-and-white two-story building with drive aisles leading into single-car garages on either side of the attached units. In addition to the indoor parking, Hunt said both units will share a parking space and connector leading onto North Fifth Street. The finished construction, Hunt said, is expected to have six bedrooms and five bathrooms. City
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Rural East Tennessee gains more young workers
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The Knoxville Focus for September 21, 2026
Triplexes approved for West Fifth Ave. The need for housing played heavily in a Knoxville City Council vote Tuesday that overruled a Knoxville-Knox County Planning decision. Developer R. Bentley Marlow appealed to the council on a rezoning ruling for Middle Housing at 1415 and 1409 West Fifth Avenue. He said the request for two-story triplex units was similar to four other developments in the area and was “not experimental.”
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Another of Knoxville’s skyline icons is up for sale
Another notable piece of Knoxville’s skyline is up for sale. There’s no word on how much the property is being listed for. First Horizon Plaza is the second tower of downtown Knoxville to hit the market recently. Catch Up. In April, Apex Bank purchased Riverview Tower, also known...
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Fox Moving Knoxville Unveils "Winter VIP" Flat-Rate Packing Services to Simplify Off-Season Relocations
Fox Moving Knoxville offers new Winter VIP flat-rate packing and virtual estimates for predictable off-season moves. Book early to secure a 5% discount. KNOXVILLE, TN, UNITED STATES, September 19, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Fox Moving and Storage, a premier provider of Knoxville moving services, announces the launch of its new "Winter VIP" Flat-Rate Packing Services. Designed specifically for homeowners tackling the unpredictable logistics of relocating during the East Tennessee winter, this offering provides a predictable, all-inclusive pricing model for large household off-season moves.
Housing Wire
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.