Tennessee MSA News

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Hamilton Development and Clarion Partners plan 10 buildings on the 135-acre site. The first phase targets delivery in Q2 2028.

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The Marion County manufacturer plans 84 additional jobs to expand production of steel structures for utility infrastructure.

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The second phase supports Google’s $4 billion data-center campus and includes substantial investment in Arkansas’ power infrastructure.

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The fulfillment investment is expected to create 400 jobs and expand the Memphis region’s logistics employment base. Subscription may be required.

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A 20-year tax freeze supports the proposed $82.4 million conversion of the downtown office building into 175 apartments.

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The diagnostic operation represents more than $30 million in investment and is expected to create 234 jobs.

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A 5–4 vote overturned approval for the proposed 217-unit community for residents aged 55 and older.

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The manufacturer expects the expansion to create approximately 100 jobs by 2028.

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The approximately $282 million project will consolidate federal judicial functions in a new downtown facility.

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The Nashville investment will renovate and expand women’s and children’s facilities, with completion targeted for 2028. Subscription may be required.

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The buyers plan an industrial park with approximately 1.5 million square feet across 10 buildings near Nashville. Subscription may be required.

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The manufacturing and distribution investment is expected to create 57 jobs in the Memphis region.

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The new hub brings together more than 150 specialists and supports the Knoxville region’s nuclear-industry concentration.

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The developer received an extension to address a potential default affecting the proposed riverfront development.

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The council postponed action on a proposed yearlong pause as residents and developers debated new data-center construction.

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The bottling-plant shutdown is expected to affect more than 100 workers, according to the state notice.

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Nashville and Chattanooga are among the cities receiving funding and expertise intended to address housing shortages. Subscription may be required.

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The city will receive funding and technical expertise aimed at speeding approvals and expanding housing production.

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The plant is preparing the updated SUV while maintaining its role as a major regional manufacturing employer.

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The proposed district includes land intended for multifamily development in the Jackson, Tennessee region.

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The report examines residential values near major industrial investments in the Memphis market. Subscription may be required.

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The city approved a contract connected to the redevelopment’s next stage during its October meeting.

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The deal adds to industrial leasing activity in DeSoto County and the broader Memphis logistics market. Subscription may be required.

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Federal and applicant funding will support transmission upgrades across multiple states, including Tennessee.

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The developer reports a $13 million to $14 million shortfall in the proposed $270 million project. Subscription may be required.

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The Midtown condominium project is taking shape as its developer moves through the next construction stages. Subscription may be required.

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The report examines whether state incentives can close financing gaps for eligible historic properties. Subscription may be required.

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Local planning actions move the company’s proposed relocation forward in the Memphis region. Subscription may be required.

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The former Porter-Leath property is slated for adaptive reuse as The Leath, with 34 residential units. Subscription may be required.