Advocates address barriers to affordable housing in Memphis
Whether you rent or pay a mortgage, housing is likely the greatest expense for your family.
Source: fox13memphis.com
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Memphis development: From 100 N. Main to The Walk, here's what to look for in 2024
Here's a look at some of the most notable Downtown Memphis developments and what to expect at each in 2024.
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How a blighted Memphis high school is being revitalized: A look inside Northside Square
The Works Inc. offers updates on tenants and plans as it prepares to break ground on the Northside Square project in December.
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100 N. Main, Northside High developers seek EDGE incentives
Northside High School redevelopment project adds potential condo addition, and 100 N. Main development team seeks additional incentives for cleanout.
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Carnival Memphis honors Mid-South leaders during awards luncheon
Carnival Memphis celebrated Mid-South leaders during its annual Business and Industry Salute Luncheon Thursday.
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Floyd Tyler, 'one of brightest financial minds in Memphis,' has died
Described as "one of the brightest financial and investment minds in Memphis," Floyd Tyler was an unprecedented force in local economics.
Source: commercialappeal.com
BTH: Northside High School Redevelopment
This week on Channel 10’s Behind the Headlines, President of Comcap Partners Archie Willis III, and President & CEO of The Works, Inc. Roshun Austin, talks with host Eric Barnes and Daily Memphian reporter Bill Dries.
Source: wknofm.org