There are 9 article(s) tagged Alex Turley:

• March 2025

  • With another loss, The Pinch feels its name

    Comeback Coffee and the adjacent Greenhaus were small businesses, but they represented a vision for what may be the “last frontier of Downtown Memphis.” 

    By Jane Roberts March 22, 2025

• September 2024

  • Memphis rent market finding balance after COVID hike

    With a growing interest in renting and more units popping up across the city, Memphis’ rental market is a lesson in supply and demand. 

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    By Jane Roberts September 03, 2024

• April 2024

  • Rock’n Dough looks to create a rolling good time

    In the pizza place’s newest location, the team wanted something that would make it a destination. Something like duckpin bowling. 

    By Christin Yates April 13, 2024

• May 2023

  • Pizza, coffee, yoga spots come to Medical District

    A Rock’n Dough Pizza & Brewery restaurant will occupy the nearly 7,000 square-foot space that was formerly the Trolley Stop Market on Madison Avenue. French Truck Coffee and Sana Yoga studio will open in the Orleans Station development. 

    By Rob Moore May 03, 2023

• December 2022

  • In the Pinch: Developer maps out long-awaited plans

    “We’re thinking about a Jewish deli and an Irish pub. And what if we could get a really nice Lebanese place that would be a nod to St. Jude. We’d like to honor the history of this being an immigrant neighborhood.” 

    By Jane Roberts December 05, 2022

• May 2022

  • Cocozza comes to Harbor Town, brunch leaves The Majestic Grille

    Deni and Patrick Reilly will open Cocozza in Harbor Town this fall, and June 5 is your last chance to grab weekend brunch at The Majestic Grille.

    By Jennifer Biggs May 25, 2022

• December 2021

  • ‘We see the Medical District as the new frontier’

    Both private and public development have come to the Memphis Medical District.

    By Rob Moore December 21, 2021

• October 2021

  • Local developers feel sting of high construction costs

    The global supply-chain shortage, which first took its toll on automobile manufactures in need of semiconductor chips, eventually affected the cost of lumber. Developers like the Henry Turley Co. were left trying to keep construction projects on time and on budget. 

    By Rob Moore October 11, 2021

• March 2021

  • ‘Orleans Station’ to bring residents, new retail to Medical District

    A new, mixed-use development is designed to bring hundreds of new residents and new retail to a 10-acre area that touches the University of Tennessee Health Science Center campus, Victorian Village, the Edge District and the Medical District.

    By Tom Bailey March 24, 2021