THDA’s dashboards, regional models and financing assistance aim to show where Tennessee needs homes and what local tools can actually address the gap.

April market figures show Memphis-area closings slipped, new-home sales fell and foreclosure actions climbed year‑to‑date.

Former restaurants and retail spaces sit empty along Bartlett’s busiest streets as the city rolls out incentives and listings show both small suites and anchor-sized vacancies.

Nashville-based e|spaces has leased more than 21,000 square feet at Crescent Center in East Memphis, bringing flexible office suites to the Poplar corridor later this year.

Oak View Group’s management deal at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium ends June 30, 2026, and University of Memphis officials are weighing new operators as renovations and concerts ramp up.

A Shelby County court enrolled a foreign judgment against the company that owns the 21‑story Raymond James Tower, adding new legal uncertainty to downtown redevelopment.

A firm tied to Millington racetrack owner Darryl Cuttell bought a 169,272‑sf warehouse at 4481 Distriplex Cove for about $10.5M, underscoring investor appetite for Memphis industrial real estate.

Germantown-based JX Investments paid $4.6M for French Village Square at 4069–4111 Summer Ave, taking over a largely occupied neighborhood center with upstairs space to repurpose.

University of Memphis launched Tennessee Timberworks to turn hardwoods into mass-timber jobs and projects across the state.

Mimeo is adding $31 million to its Memphis operations while seeking a tweak to a local tax-incentive deal. City economic leaders will review the request this week.

Niche's 2026 ranking shows Tennessee towns like Banner Hill and Rutherford among America's most affordable, with home prices far below the national average.

The Memphis Housing Authority opened a waitlist for Peach Tree Senior Living, a 79-unit senior property in Frayser. The list closes Friday, April 17, 2026 at 5 p.m.

The Poplar Avenue building that houses Growlers is on the market for $899,000, raising questions about the future of live music in Midtown.