Two development groups are looking for a break on property taxes to help balance the cost of their Midtown apartment projects. 

The developers of The Clipper, a $250 million mixed-use development next to the future FedEx Logistics global headquarters, have applied for a height exception.

Construction has begun on a new $25 million Shelby County Health Department headquarters. 

Developers file for a permit to build the foundation of One Beale's Hyatt Centric hotel.

A construction project to expand a warehouse for Franklin Sports has received an environmental permit from state regulators.

The building housing Broad Avenue fashion boutique 20twelve hits the market, but the owner says a move is not definite.

Café Eclectic is keeping its original restaurant open, closing its two smaller ones on the Highland Strip and Harbor Town, and expects to open a larger restaurant in Harbor Town by June.

A vacant lot in the Soulsville neighborhood of South Memphis could soon be home to a shipping container restaurant.

Following Wednesday's zoning approval, more details were revealed about who Belz Investco GP is partnering with to open a new brewery in Uptown.

A new student housing project is planned near the University of Memphis at a former McDonald’s restaurant site.

The city and University of Memphis will enlarge, enhance and share Leftwich Tennis Center as the future home of the Tigers, a U of M report states.

Cables have been installed for the University of Memphis’ soaring, pedestrian bridge over railroad tracks and streets. 

Israel-based Faropoint Ventures has just purchased six more Memphis industrial buildings totaling 545,000 square feet, and is looking for more.

Grind City Brewing Co. broke ground Friday on an $11 million brewery in an impoverished North Memphis neighborhood.

A public hearing on Graceland expansion drew no public comments, and changes to a tax abatement agreement for Midtown apartments sailed to easy approval Wednesday.

Surrounding property owners are taking advantage of a $29 million joint city and federal effort underway to turn the poverty-stricken former Foote Homes public housing site into a viable mixed-income community. 

As a new small business owner, networking seemed like something Kelsey Loebel didn't have time for, but a connection helped lead to buying a commercial kitchen and storefront for the home baker. 

The Memphis-grown, high-tech Green Mountain Technology is expanding quickly by showing package shippers how to save millions of dollars, one penny at a time.

Developers of apartments at 1544 Madison, former BellSouth property in Midtown, have filed for an amendment to their 2017 tax abatement agreement with the Economic Development Growth Engine.

More details are emerging for a 10-story hotel on Poplar near Interstate 240.

A Memphis real estate agent uses actors to bring life to a video marketing a luxury East Memphis home.

Owners of French bakery La Baguette sign lease extension to remain in the Shops of Chickasaw Oaks Village.

Work should soon start on a Department of Human Services customer service building in Hickory Hill, a building permit application indicates.

Renovation of a closed manufacturing plant into an $11 million brewery called Grind City Brewing Co. is to start on Friday, March 22.

The Land Use Control board approved a proposal to build more tall townhouses in Midtown. The chairman said the tired block at 2115 Jefferson needs new investment. Many neighbors opposed the long, three-story building, arguing it dwarfs adjacent bungalows.