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San Francisco Firm Hamilton Zanze Buys First Knoxville-Area Property in Alcoa
A San Francisco real estate investment firm has made its first move into the Knoxville market, closing on a 300-unit apartment community in Alcoa, Tennessee. Hamilton Zanze sponsored the purchase of Vital at Springbrook, a Class A garden-style property within the Springbrook Farm mixed-use development, with the deal closing on October 27.
The Daily Times
RealtyLink eyes rental model for Alcoa's Mills Street homes
Developer RealtyLink may have just poured cold water on a part of the City of Alcoa’s vision for the northern edge of the Springbrook Farm downtown center. At a planning commission meeting on Oct. 15, RealtyLink Development Senior Development Manager Judd Nash and Director of Multifamily Development Blake Muldrow confirmed that they were planning to rent most, if not all, of the over 100 single-family and multifamily units planned along the Mills Street corridor. “Right now, we’re leaning towards rental with this. We’re dealing with a lot of different things. Site work costs were over $8 million... and we’re in an environment where rental makes sense. You divide ($8 million) by 147 units that’s $55,000 per unit, and if you can’t phase it, you have to do the site work all at once and then phase the homes, we just don’t think that’s viable,” said Muldrow. This news came alongside a revised concept plan that also made changes to the total number and type of units planned for the corridor — going from 94 detached units and 35 attached units approved back in 2023, to 57 attached units and only 90 detached ones, and bringing the grand total to its
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Knoxville City Council to consider $750K for affordable housing development near Turkey Creek
Knoxville City Council will consider $750,000 toward a proposed 100-unit affordable housing development near Turkey Creek. Here's who could qualify, how rent would work and when construction could begin.
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IRS to auction large home in West Knoxville
KNOXVILLE - The Internal Revenue Service will conduct a public auction of a large, two-story house in the Tierra Verde subdivision in West Knoxville on Nov. 19, 2026, as a result of seized property for nonpayment of internal revenue taxes due. The IRS auction of the property will be held...
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100 Affordable Apartments Planned for Turkey Creek, Council Votes This Week
A 100-unit affordable apartment complex is planned for Lovell Road near Turkey Creek in Knoxville, with a quarter of the units reserved for the city's lowest-income renters. Indiana-based Annex Group is behind Union at Smoky Mountains, and Knoxville City Council is set to vote this week on whether to hand the project $750,000 in city funding.
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Paris Baguette, Country Burrito Set to Join Farragut's Biddle Farms Lineup
Farragut's Biddle Farms Town Center is about to get a lot more crowded at mealtime. Country Burrito, a locally owned favorite for Mexican food, and Paris Baguette, a bakery café chain making its first appearance in the Knoxville area, are both next up for the development across Kingston Pike from Farragut High School's baseball field, near the Campbell Station Kroger.
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Wallace agents build connections through friendly competition
Wallace Real Estate agents traded office time for game time at the Wallace Professionals Network’s October meetup, gathering at Token Game Tavern for happy hour and a little friendly competition. The event brought together agents from across Wallace offices, offering a relaxed setting to catch up with familiar faces...
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A new housing development in West Knoxville is a first-of-its-kind development
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Best Real Estate Agent in Knoxville, TN: Pamella Haynes
Pamella Haynes guides buyers and sellers as the best real estate agent in Knoxville, TN, offering strategic advice and proven market knowledge across the East Tennessee region. KNOXVILLE, TN / ACCESS Newswire / October 19, 2026 / With a decade of experience and more than 300 closed career transactions, Pamella...
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A Fresh Perspective Comes Upriver to Knoxville in Eric Myers
Knoxville has long had a fascination with Chattanooga. We’re both Tennessee River cities, and for decades we’ve watched with interest as our neighbor to the south reimagined its downtown and riverfront. We marveled at Chattanooga’s aquarium, pedestrian bridge, revitalized downtown and ambitious public spaces. We spent years fumbling...
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Hundreds have moved into Belltown homes. Apartments and townhomes are next | Exclusive
Belltown has welcomed 275 families since construction began in 2023 , with nearly 300 homes built across the 305-acre mixed-use community between Karns and Powell. More than half of the 561 single-family homes planned for the development have been sold or are under construction, Belltown developer Josh Sanderson told Knox News, and prospective buyers have been put on a waitlist. Other forms of housing also are in the works. A 335-unit apartment complex is in the planning stages, and construction began this month on 185 townhomes geared toward people ages 55 and older. The townhome project is scheduled to wrap up in 2027, Sanderson said, and crews will soon begin building the next phase of single-family homes to be completed next winter. In total, 4,000 residents are expected to live in Belltown once the community is complete. Smithbilt Homes, the development company behind Belltown, has widened West Emory Road and added a traffic signal at the entrance to help address traffic concerns tied to the projected population increase. Private amenities for residents are finished, Sanderson said, including a pool, playground and clubhouse-style meeting area. Belltown plans to add a public park, which will have a playground, dog park, kayak area,
The Rogersville Review
Looking Pretty for Our Most Special Occasion
Rogersville looks pretty every day. So much here is visually pleasing, specific to seasons and to times of day. But quickly approaching are the days in which our town should look its very most appealing, the days in which Rogersville entertains more guests than any other time of year. Heritage Days has lasted almost five decades, an amazing feat for an event that has no paid staff and is put on by volunteers, wisely scheduled at a time of great beauty here in this little bowl set down between surrounding mountain ridges. In my personal opinion, living in Rogersville’s National Register Historic District is both a privilege and a responsibility because its houses belong to history as much as to the families whose names are on the deeds. Driving through town, I see several owners already have placed heritage candles in their windows in anticipation of the upcoming event. What are heritage candles? Well, they’re those single window candles of the tradition begun decades ago by the Heritage Association to emphasize the beauty of our National Register Historic District. They add such charm and warmth to a residence that they are used all over town now, and beautifully so. Hopefully,
The Oak Ridger
Candidate for congressional seat schedules town hall meeting
Rodney King , congressional candidate for the Third District, invites the public to a Town Hall meeting on Saturday, Oct. 10, at 4 p.m. at Oak Forest Farm, 532 Foust Carney Road, Powell. He is running as an Independent. "To show your support for the second amendment guns are welcome, BYOG (bring your own gun)," a news release emailed to The Oak Ridger to announce the event stated. "All firearm participation must comply with applicable federal. state, and local laws. venue requirements, and safety rules. No alcohol, or other intoxicating substances will be permitted at the event." The Town Hall is expected to give citizens an opportunity to raise questions and discuss issues affecting their families and communities, including: fuel, food, and housing affordability; the Iran war; the national debt; artificial intelligence; data centers; flock cameras; nuclear waste disposal; and other public concems. Tennessee’s Third Congressional District, under boundaries adopted earlier this, includes Anderson, Roane, Bradley, Hamilton, McMinn, Meigs, Monroe, Polk, and Rhea counties. This article originally appeared on Oakridger: Candidate for congressional seat schedules town hall meeting
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865 Neyland hotel to have members-only club, steakhouse with stadium views
The condo-hotel rising next to Neyland Stadium will feature an exclusive level where guests can watch Tennessee football from above while cutting into an Italian steak. The condo-hotel represents the final stage of the $288 million 865 Neyland project , a multi-purpose entertainment district starting construction soon. Tennessee athletics director Danny White shared a big update about the project Oct. 2 during Chancellor Donde Plowman's Advisory Board meeting, including a breakdown of the units: 186 hotel rooms, 51 luxury residences and 30 condo/hotel units. The open-air terrace shown in renderings will be a private club level, White said, and it will require a membership. The club area will include a "high-end Italian steakhouse," White said. His presentation noted the club level will feature "ticketed viewing of football games." The 24-story building , which will also have a rooftop bar, will be the "first customized hotel with a stadium experience orientation" in college sports, according to the presentation. It also will be tied with the Riverview Tower downtown as the second-tallest building in Knoxville, though it won't be considered a skyscraper . The city's tallest building is First Horizon Plaza at 27 stories. Along with the condo-hotel, 865 Neyland will feature