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Dima Amro is a native Memphian who covers commercial real estate and economic development for The Daily Memphian. She received her B.A. in journalism at the University of Memphis and M.A. in investigative journalism at American University.
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Krosstown Kleaners was built in 1910 with a bakery on the ground floor and a residence on the upper level. In 1944, the space became a dry cleaning business with the iconic neon sign.
The nonprofit announced plans to build the semi-attached single-family homes on 3 vacant acres in Uptown within the next 24 months.
“New structures and new individuals and new ideas will have to bridge the gap between a dying community and a living community,” said Hyde Park resident Jairus Winfrey.
Four designs will be displayed on the Main Street Mall and will highlight and celebrate the city’s identity.
The solar panel project is expected to include up to 100 megawatts, possibly more.
Also, mother and son lease space at Regalia Shopping Center, and six multifamily complexes were sold in a foreclosure auction.
Google plans to limit its water usage to “domestic needs” and cover all the energy costs needed to power its West Memphis facility.
The EDGE resolution includes “solar as an eligible use of property.”
The Peabody Memphis has completed its latest renovation, a $19 million makeover of the historic hotel’s 464 rooms.
The East Memphis location is the first of multiple SweatHouzes planned for the Memphis area.
The airport improvements, funded in part by $50.6 million in federal grants, will take about six years.
Plans for a 16-story, 865,000-square-foot research tower in Downtown Memphis are underway.
Carlisle Development Co. expects residential construction to begin early next year.
The Entergy Arkansas president and CEO said the utility company is “proud to be partnering with Google on this exciting new project bringing unprecedented economic opportunity to Arkansas.”
“We are past the spring rush, there is ample inventory, and so buyers have opportunities,” said MAAR President Greg Renfrow.
The Southaven facility will have three swing suites available for members and non-members to rent for unlimited tee times.
More than two million square feet of warehousing was leased this year to companies for solar equipment storage ahead of Trump’s cutoff date for receiving certain renewable energy tax credits.
“Everyone’s having a moment to showcase and share their thing that makes them a special artist, and Memphis is here to eat it up.”
For the past year, My Sistah’s House’s team has filed and refiled plans to build a 2,400-square-foot commercial and residential building as part of the nonprofit’s Tiny House Project.
Real estate company Newmark listed the campus for sale, according to its website.
Also, a new dental office will open in Hickory Hill.
Proponents of a plan to move the Shelby County Jail to the former Firestone plant say the site’s status as a brownfield is a positive for the project.
Shelby County is considering a public-private partnership to build a new jail at North Memphis’ former Firestone site. Here’s why.
The change is a result of “unforeseen regulator and economic uncertainties associated with the specialized health manufacturing industry,” according to documents.
The Center City Development Corp. also approved a $30,000 grant for Dawg Team, a pet apparel and accessories store that will also offer boarding and a self-serve dog wash.