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The Commercial Appeal
New Collierville McDonald's breaks ground. Glasgow project to start
A third McDonald’s restaurant is in the works in Collierville. A ground breaking ceremony was held Aug. 14 for the construction of a new 4,300-square-foot McDonald’s to be located at 10215 E. Shelby Drive in the Carriage Crossing Marketplace that features major retailers, including Ross Dress for Less, Old Navy and Petco. The new Collierville McDonald’s will sit on 1.7 acres and will include indoor and outdoor seating capacity for 78 total guests as well as 38 parking spaces, including dedicated delivery parking. Collierville fire chief: Ex-Collierville fire chief denies 'vulgar' claims by mayor, city admin The McDonald’s will mark local owner/operator Alex Pina’s — owner of Pina Elite Restaurant Group — ninth McDonald’s in the Memphis area. He also owns an existing location at 3675 S. Houston Levee Road in Collierville. The new restaurant will be Pina’s second in the Town and the first restaurant constructed from the ground up. There is another Collierville McDonald's location at 852 W. Poplar Ave. More: Is Collierville getting a third McDonald's? See what's planned "For me, this project represents much more than building another restaurant," Pina said. "It's an opportunity to continue investing in a community that has embraced us, create new
ceoweekly.com
Rickey Geer and Michael Stout Bring Duraclean’s Restoration Services to Memphis
When disaster strikes a home or business, every minute matters. Water can spread quickly, smoke can leave behind persistent odors, mold can threaten the condition of a property, and severe storms can create damage that feels overwhelming. Memphis property owners now have a locally owned and operated resource prepared to respond when assistance is needed most.
WREG
Soulsville site of city’s first Affordable Home Show Saturday
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — When Tara Weir started house hunting, she never imagined living in South Memphis. However, that’s exactly where she found her dream home at a price she could afford. “I never came on this side, but when the realtor told me she had a hidden gem for me to see, and this was […]
whatnow.com
New Restaurateur Came Out of Retirement for Next Chapter
After more than four decades in the technology industry and a brief retirement period, Anthony Woods is taking on an entirely new kind of venture. He and his wife opened JTAP Kitchen at 3397 Summer Ave. in Memphis last week, marking the official start of a new career in a new industry.
fox13memphis.com
Binghampton renter claims security deposit check bounced
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A Binghampton renter is confused and concerned as to why she hasn’t received a security deposit from her apartment complex, more than four months after she moved out. "When I gave them my deposit, I was expecting it back,” said Deitra Jackson. Jackson told FOX13...
WREG
Hope Heights tenants upset as issues persist at complex
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Tenants at Hope Heights Apartments say they are living in a building that is filled with problems, and management is doing little to help. WREG spoke to one tenant who told us he’s had enough. Joseph Crittenden has lived at Hope Heights for four years,...
WREG
Belmont Grill in East Memphis to close after 42 years
MEMPHIS, Tenn. –The historic and beloved Belmont Grill in East Memphis is closing its doors for good Saturday after selling the property to a commercial real estate investment firm, Memphis magazine is reporting. The restaurant and bar at Poplar and Mendenhall, known for its dark-paneled walls and year-round Christmas lights, has been in operation for […]
The Commercial Appeal
DeSoto District breaks ground; National retailers open in Collierville
More development is coming to the burgeoning DeSoto County area. A groundbreaking was held Aug. 3, for the DeSoto District in Southaven, Miss. The project is planned to be a 21-acre mixed-use development adjacent to the popular $200 million, 228-acre Silo Square within the Snowden District. DeSoto District is being developed by Germantown-based McNeil Commercial Real Estate led by the firm’s president Spence Ray. He is the developer of the notable Thornwood mixed-use development in Germantown and is also involved in developing the Glasgow project, which will include 366 new homes across three phases at the former Germantown Country Club. Development in suburbs: What new developments are coming to the six suburbs of Memphis? Ray said anticipated tenants at the 20-plus acre mixed-use site include retail, office, a restaurant and lofts. He stated the DeSoto District is being constructed across the newly completed Nail Road extension from the Provost mixed-use development that is underway, being developed by McNeil Commercial Real Estate. The project, which broke ground in December 2022, includes 6,676 square feet of commercial space on the ground floor and 92 apartments on the second and third floors. “Southaven has done a wonderful job of creating a dining-entertainment district,”
The Commercial Appeal
JoJo's Espresso is coming to Southaven, with DeSoto District location
Good news for all you coffee drinkers in DeSoto County. Southaven is getting a ton of buzz... and more than a few jolts of caffeine. JoJo’s Espresso is officially entering the neighborhood. Founded by Taylor and Hannah Whiddon, the popular local chain announced on social media that it will open a Southaven location in 2027. MEMPHIS RESTAURANT NEWS: Why Uncle Lou's in Memphis delights visitors from around the world “We officially broke ground on what will become our third JoJo’s Espresso location, and we couldn’t be more grateful to everyone who has believed in us along the way," JoJo's Espresso posted on Facebook. “Southaven, we can’t wait to serve you, become part of your community, and create a place where memories are made over great coffee.” The 2,338-square-foot location will be in the DeSoto District, a 21-acre mixed-use development just south of the popular $200 million, 228-acre Silo Square. A groundbreaking ceremony for the DeSoto District was held Aug. 3. The development is being spearheaded by Germantown-based McNeil Commercial Real Estate, under the leadership of company president Spence Ray. View this post on Instagram “Southaven has done a wonderful job of creating a dining-entertainment district,” said Ray, who noted JoJo's
citycurrent.com
Beverly Robertson and Dwayne Spencer highlight CEO Build, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Memphis
Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Dwayne Spencer, President and CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Memphis, and Beverly Robertson, co-founder of Trust Marketing & Communications and former CEO of the Greater Memphis Chamber of Commerce, who both highlight the CEO Build initiative, which aims to engage business leaders in affordable housing construction and community development.
actionnews5.com
Permit filed for mixed-use development planned for former Houston’s Restaurant site
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) — A $22 million mixed-use development is planned for the site of the former Houston’s Restaurant at 5000 Poplar Avenue in East Memphis, according to a commercial new construction permit filed with the Memphis and Shelby County Division of Planning and Development. The permit is the latest update to the project, which will replace the beloved East Memphis restaurant that closed suddenly in December 2024.
WREG
Historic Midtown property up for sale
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The last historic mansion along Union Avenue in Midtown is hitting the market again. The former Nineteenth Century Club, which has been home to Tekila Mexican Steakhouse for the past few years, will be listed sometime Monday, said Laura Trezevant with Trezevant Commercial Brokerage who is representing the sellers along with Carson […]
Memphis Flyer
The Downtown Project: Retail & Restaurants
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.