The Rambler, an 18‑unit boutique apartment‑hotel at 400 S. Main, changed hands at auction in an online offering; buyer and price were not immediately public.

The Greater Memphis Chamber reported record revenue and higher payroll in 2024, a year leaders say was powered by big wins including xAI’s Colossus and membership growth.

The AT&T letters have been removed from Nashville’s iconic ‘‘Batman Building,’’ and AT&T says it’s updating exterior signage while maintaining a presence at 333 Commerce.

Southern College of Optometry will break ground April 16 on a $35M, two‑phase expansion that adds pediatric clinics, vision‑therapy space and a student library.

A 123,000‑square‑foot East Memphis office next to Dixon Gallery & Gardens will hit the market after Stryker vacates, creating a rare large‑block opportunity.

Collierville's board cleared plans for a 4,300‑sq‑ft McDonald's near Carriage Crossing — the suburb's third. Permits and traffic questions remain as the project moves forward.

Crews demolished a long‑vacant, three‑story warehouse at 324 S. Front St., ending a years‑long standoff over blight tied to developer Tom Intrator.

Prairie Farms listed its 9.25‑acre Midtown site adjacent to Overton Square for $15M, turning a closed dairy into a high‑profile redevelopment opportunity.

County‑level data show Tennessee added about 52,000 net new residents in 2023, led by Knox and Rutherford; Millennials and Gen Z made up the bulk of the gains.

Hyosung HICO is moving ahead with a $157 million expansion at its South Memphis U.S. headquarters, planning a new 56,000-square-foot building.

The City of Memphis is offering $60K–$350K to developers who build small infill housing for middle‑income households. Applications are open through March 27, 2026.

Bartlett City Schools showed preliminary designs to replace the aging Altruria Elementary and says a new building could open by early 2028. The public meeting offered a first look at renderings and a tentative timeline.

The Downtown Memphis Commission's Table Ready program offers select restaurateurs year-long pop-ups for $500 a month, utilities included, to revive downtown storefronts.