Union Station hotel approved by City Council with conditions
Memphis City Council required the $20 million project at 1925 Union Ave. to have retail or residential space. (Rendering courtesy of designshop)
The council moved to bind approval for a new Midtown hotel to other parts of the project, calling for retail and residential development before a certificate of occupancy can be issued for the hotel.
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