Hernando
Hernando, MS · Real Estate
multifamilydive.com
MAA sees strong Sun Belt demand, rent growth ahead
As apartment operators across the Sun Belt continue to navigate elevated supply and widespread concessions, early signs of rent pricing recovery are emerging, albeit unevenly. That was one of the messages from Mid-America Apartment Communities during its latest earnings call, which reported stronger-than-expected first-quarter results. “We delivered first quarter results...
hoodline.com
e|spaces Opening Memphis Location At Crescent Center
Nashville-based flexible office provider e|spaces is planting its flag in Memphis, taking more than 21,000 square feet inside Crescent Center, the nine-story office building at Poplar Avenue and Ridgeway Road. The Memphis location, slated to open later this year, is expected to feature private offices, meeting rooms and collaborative workspace.
hoodline.com
Judgment Enforced Against Owner Of Raymond James Tower Memphis
A fresh legal headache has landed on the owner of Memphis’ Raymond James Tower, as a Shelby County chancery court has enrolled a foreign judgment against the company that controls the 50 N. Front St. high-rise. The move piles on more uncertainty for a downtown landmark that has already seen stalled plans, vacant space, and plenty of drama around its future.
hoodline.com
Firm Tied To Millington Track Boss Snaps Up Southeast Memphis Warehouse
A Tennessee investment outfit with ties to the Millington racetrack owner has quietly rolled into southeast Memphis, dropping about $10.5 million on a big-boned warehouse near the city’s logistics core. Cuttell Investments LLC picked up the 169,272-square-foot building at 4481 Distriplex Cove, a property brokers had been pushing to the market for months. The deal is the latest in a string of moves involving the same ownership circle and underscores that investors are still plenty interested in Memphis industrial real estate.
WATN Local Memphis
City of Millington receives outstanding rent payment for Shelby County Clerk's Millington office
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The City of Millington said Friday, April 24, it had received payment for outstanding rent on the Shelby County Clerk's Millington office. City of Millington City Manager Frankie Dakin shared a statement online confirming that the outstanding balance had been paid. "We are grateful to Shelby...
MLK50
Memphis wants 10,000 new homes by 2030 — but it’s leaving the details to developers
The city of Memphis is taking a largely hands-off approach to reaching Mayor Paul Young’s goal of adding 10,000 new or renovated homes to its housing stock by 2030. Achieving this total would require nearly doubling the number of homes built across the city each year. One expert has called this increase “extremely ambitious.” But since Young announced the goal in his February State of the City address, his administration has clarified that developers will decide most of the details, including unit types, locations and prices.
WREG
Millington gets overdue rent, ends dispute with Clerk Halbert
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The City of Millington says it has received overdue rent payments for its Shelby County Clerk’s Office location, which resolves a months-long dispute between the city and Wanda Halbert. City Manager Frankie Dakin released a statement on social media confirming the payment, crediting collaboration between county leaders and the Shelby County Commission. […]
The Commercial Appeal
What's new in Memphis suburbs? Restaurants and retail to check out
Taziki’s Mediterranean Café will open a new restaurant in Collierville, while AJ's Fish and Chicken and Captain Kal's Seafood Market and Steamer both recently opened their doors in Bartlett. Advent Presbyterian Church in Arlington is planning to build a new sanctuary. Carriage Crossing welcomed 12 new businesses, from restaurants to retail. Here is a closer look at what's happening on the suburban development scene. Taziki’s Mediterranean Café coming to Collierville development Taziki’s Mediterranean Café plans to open a new restaurant in the Water Tower District in Schilling Farms in Collierville, according to a spokesperson from Jones Aur Commercial Real Estate, which is handling the retail leasing for the Water Tower District. The Birmingham-based fast casual restaurant chain is known for Mediterranean-inspired cuisine including chicken gyros, grilled lamb, Mediterranean salads, hummus, pimento cheese and vegetarian items. Taziki’s has more than 100 locations across the country. The Collierville Taziki's would be the fifth location in the Memphis area, with existing locations in Bartlett, East Memphis, Germantown and Arlington. Other restaurant tenants in the works at the Water Tower District include French-Asian bakery Tous les Jours, which is opening its second Memphis-area location, and acai bowl restaurant Playa Bowls, which is opening its
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Boyle Investment Company’s Water Tower District at Schilling Farms Honored with 2026 Building Memphis Award for New Large Construction
MEMPHIS, Tenn - Boyle Investment Company is proud to announce that Water Tower District has been recognized with the 2026 Building Memphis Award for New Large Construction, honoring the project’s thoughtful design, collaborative execution, and meaningful contribution to the greater Memphis community. Located within Schilling Farms in Collierville, Water...
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Building hosting Midtown music venue Growlers up for sale
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - The home of the popular Midtown Memphis music venue Growlers is on the market for $799,000. The property listing for 1911 Poplar Avenue near Overton Park is managed by Memphis-based NAI Saig Company. Growlers says business is not impacted by the sale. The listing features 4,800...
The Commercial Appeal
Home sales dip in Memphis; renovations eyed for Poplar Ave. law firm
Update: Morgan Steel was awarded an 8-year PILOT on April 15. The March 2026 Memphis Area Association of Realtors report highlighted that monthly home sales were down slightly compared to 2025, with year-to-date sales down 11.1% compared to 2025. In March, the region saw 1,206 homes sold compared to 1,227 in March 2025. Year-to-date the area has seen 2,985 homes sold this year, compared to 3,357 during the same period in 2025, according to the report. (The January ice storm had a significant impact on that month's sales.) However, the average sales price has increased slightly year over year, increasing from $254,112 in 2025 to $261,255 in 2026. Additionally, inventory remains relatively high at more than 4,400. "Sales took a nice step forward, up 19% from February,” Memphis Area Association of Realtors President Tim O'Hare said in a statement. "Days-on-the-market remained the same, inventory saw little change, so the market is pretty steady." In March, Bartlett, Cordova, East Memphis and South Memphis were the most active submarkets with a combined 489 homes sold, accounting for 40% of the total number of homes sold during the month. Year-to-date, Cordova, East Memphis, Frayser and South Memphis remain the most active markets. Year-to-date
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Downtown Memphis Ghost Building Roars Back As South Main Party Hub
After years of sitting largely quiet, the historic building at 18 S. Main Street in downtown Memphis is back in the spotlight as a sprawling event venue. The long-dormant space reopened this spring and quietly tested the waters with a roughly 170-guest launch event in March, a fresh sign of life for a South Main corridor that has been slowly picking up steam again.
Memphis Flyer
The Downtown Project (Part 1)
Welcome to The Downtown Project. This is a four-part series on the part of our city that makes Memphis Memphis. We started this series with one simple question: How is Downtown doing? That question became important because perceptions of Downtown Memphis — and Downtowns everywhere, we discovered — were not exactly positive.