Clark Tower, East Memphis’s 34‑story Poplar Avenue landmark, has been listed for sale; broker materials and local reporting show the 653,214‑square‑foot tower is being marketed to buyers.

Top of the Sipp, a $60M project in Southaven’s Snowden District, is now roughly 40% leased with sports and entertainment anchors among the signed tenants.

Developers want to turn the shuttered DoubleTree at 185 Union Ave into a four‑star boutique hotel. City financing officials will weigh a PILOT on July 14.

A SmartAsset analysis shows Tennessee households now need about 8.8 years to save a 20% down payment, while minimum-wage earners face decades-long timelines. Policy proposals aim to boost starter‑home supply.

Central Lofts, a 127‑unit Midtown building at 300 S. Hollywood St., is listed as an REO for $23.5M with PILOT and Opportunity Zone incentives.

The Millington racetrack has been renamed Darana Motorsports Park Millington and will get a roughly $60M overhaul; local leaders now expect racing to return in 2027 amid scheduling questions.

Memphis cut a consultant and delayed a $5M safety vote as officials reassess a proposed $55M renovation of AutoZone Park and debate the stadium’s future.

Gravel and fenced lots around Memphis are being converted into industrial outdoor storage—truck yards and container staging—bringing investor demand into neighborhoods and sparking zoning fights.

A LendingTree study finds Tennessee homeowners pay about $3,408 a year for home insurance — seventh‑highest in the U.S. and about 42% above the national average.

A DLC/DRA partnership paid $17.1 million for Winchester Commons, the Kroger-anchored shopping center at Winchester and Hacks Cross, county records show.

Arlington approved site plans for a Big League Multi‑Sports Complex and a 7 Brew drive‑thru, clearing the way for new recreation and retail on Airline Road.

A new Tennessee rule lets cities opt to exclude housing tax‑credit value from property assessments, easing financing for LIHTC projects and potentially unlocking thousands more affordable apartments.

Olive Branch officials will review a rezoning to create a DeSoto Innovation District that could allow a data center near Church and Craft; residents want answers on water, power and health.