Google is set to build an AI data center in West Memphis, Arkansas, representing the largest investment in the state's history, with 300 jobs directly and an additional 5,000 during construction.

"The West End," a proposed mixed-use development in Germantown, is under review, featuring diverse housing options, public spaces, and concerns about traffic integration.

Memphis unveils 10 new affordable homes in Oakhaven to address the housing crisis, funded by various governmental sources including ARPA, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony scheduled.

Memphis is set to buy the Sheraton Downtown Hotel for $22 million, plus $30 million in bonds, to renovate the city's largest hotel and support the adjacent convention center.

Oakland will hold a public hearing on a zoning amendment for Hidden Springs Planned Development, allowing community input on changes to the area's development plans.

Elon Musk's AI company xAI, through its affiliate MZX Tech LLC, has acquired a 114.49-acre former power plant site in Southaven as part of its regional expansion.

Shelby County Health Department approved xAI's permit for building gas turbines in Memphis, despite community and environmental group protests over air quality concerns.

The BLVD in Memphis is undertaking a $310 million redevelopment of its Midtown campus, including housing, a hotel, retail space, a wellness facility, and a new church sanctuary.

Memphis prepares to demolish the dilapidated Somerset Apartments as part of Mayor Young's Blight Zero initiative, with plans to replace them with affordable housing.

Mayor Young will initiate the demolition of Somerset Apartments in Memphis, promoting affordable housing development through the Blight Zero initiative.

Groundbreaking occurs at the former Southwest Twin Drive-In in Memphis, where a new library and police precinct are planned to kickstart area revitalization.

Memphis City Council approved the sale of land for an xAI water reuse plant, despite public concerns over the process and potential health risks. The facility aims to reduce aquifer use by 9% and support local industries.

xAI acquired a 1 million square feet property in Southwest Memphis for $80 million to expand their AI innovation and data center efforts, including a supercomputer facility and water recycling plant.