Kuya, which is planned for the former Bedrock Eats & Sweets space, would have a pan-Asian-American menu with craft cocktails, beer, wine, sake and small bites. 

Anyone who’s ever dreamed of working at Memphis’ vertical village will finally get their chance. Crosstown CoWork has a space for remote workers looking for a desk. 

Also, a vascular surgery center featuring positive pressure ventilation between the rooms will open in East Memphis. 

The new owners signed a 10-year lease for the 10,000-square-foot space for a business they call “the kind of family spot Midtown has been missing.”

The two are documenting their progress on TikTok where viewers can watch the process of redeveloping a house and where they will go next.

The former Houston’s restaurant building located at 5000 Poplar Ave. was bought for $2.1 million Friday, Nov. 7, by a regional developer-managed company.

Several new restaurants are in the works, but Milk Dessert Bar is closing.

Regions Bank is adding its name and logo atop a 98-year-old building in Downtown Memphis.

The new laundry will offer a washing, folding, pickup and delivery service.

The first area School of Rock location opened in 2013.

The 129-year-old building, which was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983, is owned by Juan Montoya, who bought it in 2016 for $59,000, according to deed records. 

The revitalization project is the latest in the Orpheum Theatre Group’s work to modernize the Downtown campus.

“If I’m going to contribute to the health of Collierville, it starts at the square,” Hank Wright said. “It’s town central.”

City officials say it is necessary to control the hotel to protect its $200 million investment in renovations to the connected Renasant Convention Center.

Also, Abner’s on South White Station Road and Poplar Avenue has closed, and Non-Vintage Wine Bar will soon join it.

At its first leadership summit, Memphis Challenge announced grants ranging from $5,000 to $15,000 to six local businesses.

Collierville gets more space for a massage, and a new Germantown headquarters is getting organized. 

“Having this space activated is important to bring more people in and liven up Downtown,” said Downtown Memphis Commission planning manager Brian Mykulyn.

“You have to draw the line somewhere,” said owner Shannon Wynne. 

“The incentive tools work — $2 million of incentives brings about almost $9 million of investment — that is real change for our community.”

A Fitting Place is a staple for many women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer, as they struggle to find customized post-mastectomy bras.

Little Italy Midtown is coming back to its original space, Society Memphis has reopened under new ownership and Good Fortune Co.’s expansion will begin in the new year.

Downtown Memphis is progressing with more projects, population and initiatives despite the “doom loop,” said Brookings Institution fellow Tracy Hadden Loh. 

The University building was sold fully furnished and features a lobby and reception area, an auditorium, a kitchen, offices and conference rooms.