A $120,000 permit targets the aging Metro Shopping Plaza on E.H. Crump Boulevard, which city leaders once hoped would anchor Black economic growth.

The family-owned fabricator lands another federal win, this one a steel connector bridge bound for Memphis.

The 80-year-old Memphis engineering firm now has a Knoxville foothold after absorbing Hodge Engineering's nearly 40-year-old team.

Twenty luxury townhomes are rising first at the former Union Avenue police precinct, with a hotel and retail building still to come.

XPO now owns the nearly 130,000-square-foot Shelby Drive terminal in Memphis.

Guitar Center and TCBY anchor the Bartlett center, adding to investor Hulet Gregory's Memphis-area portfolio.

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen signed off unanimously, pushing the 99-acre subdivision toward its eventual 228 homes.

The Memphis site at 5633 Mineral Wells Road will be ITT Goulds Pumps’ first manufacturing and distribution facility in Tennessee.

The 124-room hotel near Wolfchase Galleria targets contractors and families avoiding double mortgages during moves.

The Memphis campus café shuts down Oct. 26 and won't reopen until the spring semester starts in January.

The sprawling Lamar Avenue property once housed Holiday Inn's world headquarters and FedEx offices. It is now slated for demolition.

A 20-year tax abatement clears the way for the historic downtown tower's conversion into 175 apartments.

The seasonal retailer turns vacant retail space into costume shops each fall — then vanishes by mid-November.