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WREG
$30M apartment redevelopment marks new beginning for Frayser
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — For years, Greenbriar Apartments in Frayser was a property many neighbors associated with struggle, neglect, and far too many difficult headlines. But Tuesday morning on Madewell Street, the atmosphere felt entirely different. Residents gathered alongside city leaders, developers, and community partners for a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating what many call a long-overdue transformation of […]
WREG
$30M apartment redevelopment marks new beginning for Frayser
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — For years, Greenbriar Apartments in Frayser was a property many neighbors associated with struggle, neglect, and far too many difficult headlines. But Tuesday morning on Madewell Street, the atmosphere felt entirely different. Residents gathered alongside city leaders, developers, and community partners for a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating...
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Red Oak Capital Holdings Provides $7.7M Financing for 229-Unit Memphis Multifamily Community Valley Forge Apartments
Red Oak Capital Holdings, LLC, a leading provider of private capital solutions for commercial real estate, has provided $7.70 million in financing for the acquisition and repositioning of Valley Forge Apartments in Memphis, Tennessee. The 229-unit garden community is currently 95.6% occupied and features 26 buildings situated across 15 acres.
fox13memphis.com
Renters’ rights: How to deal with sewage in your apartment
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A Raleigh mother is upset and afraid for her health after she said sewage keeps continuing to back up and flood her apartment. "It turned into a horror story real fast, man,” said that renter, who asked not to share her name because she fears retaliation.
WREG
Townhomes, beer garden planned for North Memphis’ Smokey City neighborhood
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The City of Memphis and Shelby County Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) announced the start of construction of a new mixed-use project in the Smokey City Neighborhood. The AEQUO Fund and The Works, Inc. will be part of the process as the developers. The Smokey City Market comprises 11 parcels located at Jackson Avenue and Decatur Street, […]
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A simple way to lower everyone’s property taxes
The housing abundance movement has won more of the intellectual argument than anyone might have predicted a decade ago. Across much of American politics, even in Zohran Mamdani's New York (listen, I love the guy), it is now at least possible to say out loud that we have too many pointless rules making it impossible to build enough housing. But that doesn't settle the politically harder questions of…where exactly should the housing go, and what should it look like?
The Commercial Appeal
Playa Bowls opens in Collierville. Honey & June boutique moves to Germantown
A burgeoning superfood bowl restaurant chain has opened in the notable Collierville mixed-use development Water Tower District. Playa Bowls, northeast-based health-focused restaurant, can be found at Suite 101 on the northwest corner of the Schilling Farms development. More: What's that planned on Houston Levee in Collierville near Central Church? More: What's new in Memphis suburbs? Restaurants and retail to check out Playa Bowls, which just opened its doors on May 9, is known for selections of fruit bowls, including acai bowls, mango bowls, pitaya bowls, coconut bowls and oatmeal bowls. The location also offers patrons a selection of juices, smoothies and cold brew coffee. The chain was founded in 2014 by surfers Rob Giuliani and Abby Tayler at the Jersey Shore in New Jersey. The local franchise is owned and operated by Jack Speed and Amy Lupo, who also own the Memphis-area Nothing Bundt Cakes locations. The duo's dessert shop opened at 1329 W. Poplar Ave. in the Water Tower District in May 2024. Other Playa Bowls Memphis area locations are at 706 S. Mendenhall Road in East Memphis; 5291 Airline Road, Suite 109 in Arlington; and the Edge District, 732 Madison Ave. Commercial real estate firm Boyle Investment Company
memphismagazine.com
The First Mayor of Memphis
Marcus Winchester, the first mayor of Memphis, would turn 250 years old on May 28, 2026. Winchester is the subject of a new biography by Memphis-born author R. Scott Williams, whose Townmania: Marcus Winchester and the Making of Memphis aims to shed light on this often-overshadowed historical figure. Winchester was...
The Commercial Appeal
Memphis People in Business for May 21, 2026
Here's a look at promotions, hirings and other noteworthy business events in the Memphis area: Thomas E. Fridy has joined Burch, Porter & Johnson in its Transactional practice. His practice is focused on mergers and acquisitions, general corporate matters and commercial real estate transactions. He graduated with a master's degree in Sport and Leisure Commerce and earned his law degree from the University of Memphis and has worked as an account executive for the Memphis Grizzlies. Global moving and supply chain organization The Armstrong Company recently appointed Cisco Sanchez as its Chief Information Officer and he will lead the company's technology operations and enhance cross-functional teams that support its 33 customer markets. Sanchez has 29 years of information technology experience. He previously served in IT roles at FedEx across 24 years before stepping into C-suite roles at Qualcomm and XOPS. Trezevant, a continuing care retirement community located in the heart of Memphis, recently held its annual board reception to honor new and returning members of the nonprofit’s Board of Directors as well as install board officers. Hunt Campbell was named the new Chairman of Trezevant’s Board of Directors, taking over the role from Immediate Past Board Chair, Bruce B. Hopkins.
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Memphis Made Brewing Co. equipment up for auction after bankruptcy
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Equipment and supplies are up for auction from the Memphis Made Brewing Company after filing for bankruptcy. Memphis Made Brewing Company filed for bankruptcy in August 2025 and as a result, must auction off their remaining brewery equipment. Items range from cisterns to chairs and televisions...
wearememphis.com
Cooper Young Is Getting 22 New Townhomes
A longtime warehouse in Cooper Young is coming down to make way for 22 new townhomes, the latest sign that private investment in one of Memphis’s most beloved neighborhoods is not slowing down. Developer Cameron Ellis filed an application to replace the former Memphis Metal Manufacturing Co. warehouse with...
The Commercial Appeal
A hearing has been set for lawsuit over unfinished Collierville Holiday Inn
The Town of Collierville is taking legal action against a developer for inactivity on a partially built hotel near the Shops at Carriage Crossing Mall off Tennessee 385. A July hearing date was recently set. In late April, Collierville filed a lawsuit in Shelby County Chancery Court for the 13 th Judicial District in Memphis against Florida-based Onyx Collierville Hotel, the firm constructing the 85-room Holiday Inn Express & Suites. More: Collierville threatens lawsuit over unfinished hotel. How we got here More: What new developments are coming to the six suburbs of Memphis? The new Holiday Inn would be located at 10330 Collierville Road. Sameet Patel is the CEO of Onyx Hospitality, which is the parent company of Onyx Collierville Hotel. The lawsuit states Onyx was in breach of contract of a non-prosecution agreement. The lawsuit states Onyx has failed to maintain the project in compliance with town regulations agreements. More: Collierville purchases 'Mount Trashmore' parcel; Lone Sailor statue coming to Millington Chancellor Melanie Taylor Jefferson has set a hearing date for an injunction at 2 p.m. on July 2, according to the lawsuit. However, town officials also told The Commercial Appeal that the lawyer of Patel has reached out
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Black Owned Real Estate Company Lands $60 Million Development Deal
Brownstone Estates of Marion, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of The P3 Group, Inc. has acquired 75 acres of land in Marion, Arkansas to develop a 188-home subdivision which will be called Brownstone Estates. The P3 Group, Inc. has entered a contract with DR Horton, the largest U.S. home builder, who will purchase the completed lots and construct 188 homes.
hoodline.com
Memphis Housing Party Cools As Foreclosures Creep In
Memphis’ housing market just tapped the brakes. Fresh numbers show area home sales slowed in April while foreclosure actions climbed year to date, a shift that could subtly reshape neighborhoods that have seen steady churn in recent years. The chill has hit both resale and new construction, arriving at a time when high mortgage costs and affordability headaches are still sidelining plenty of would-be buyers. Local real estate pros say this looks more like a slow return to normal than a crash, but the shift is already changing how homes are priced and how long they sit.
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BTH: The challenge of affordable housing in Memphis
As Memphis leaders work to address the city's affordable housing challenges, local housing advocates and developers say expanding access to housing will require long-term investment, stronger partnerships, and more pathways to homeownership. During this week's WKNO/Channel 10 "Behind the Headlines," Zachary Amos of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Memphis, Kelbert...