Tennessee pro team named No. 1 sports franchise by ESPN
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Seem's like it would have a pretty big impact on the city as well. This project has to be the definition of mixed-use. I mean, it's got everything! From hotels and restaurants...to parks, recreational lakes, walking trails, and even a skate park. Very nice project for Memphis!...:tup: Hopefully it doesn't take 5-10 years to start, like thing's do here...:sly: |
seems as if it is a good time to say good bye to larry cox. imo, many of these things could have been done long ago. congrats to fred smith. memphis owes him so much as an employer and a visionary. congrats to those in ms who will begin to see the cost of real urbanization. remember, there will always be a place on this side of the line.
glad the kroger plans call for visual break ups of that extremely long concrete wall. makes it look much better. finally, i was looking at the proposed site for trinity towers, when the rendering was first presented, and i happened to notice the address as exchange and 2nd north. i realize that it was also proposed for the parking lot of st. Mary's rcc, but i just wonder if this first address might be a place for helping give a good residential population for the pinch district. beltz seems as if it has money to burn, now that they have sold most of their properties. i was thinking i heard they had about 600+ million in the orlando deal, when it was nearly finished a few years ago. i wish they would come back and do something like the orlando project here in memphis. i guess that is just a dream. it would be nice to see some different shapes, designs, materials, and concepts. i am all for helping your city by throwing business their way; however, memphis needs some different looks. it is much too large a city to keep doing the same things over and over. i agree w/ the big plans for the fairgrounds, but as the poster stated above, i hope it isn't a 5 or 10 year deal to get it finished or started. the same goes for the former triangle noir (heritage trail project) and its 1 billion dollar proposal over the next 10 years. will that time begin w/ the beginning construction of the downtown hilton? that has gone past the point of ridiculousness. again, if the city wants to tie up contracts and agreements for minority business participation, then the vetting of financial ability has to be considered, if the community, as a whole, is to get ahead. what would happen if Mitsubishi and electrolux had been in the same position? who loses? |
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Memphis Landmarks Garner National Media Praise
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International Paper files $27M permit for new tower
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Huge expansion for UPS at MEM doubling their size, possibly tripling.
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Deal made to sell long-vacant French Quarter Inn next to Overton Square
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More large scale industrial expansion for metro Memphis.
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Memphis shows its cards on Fairgrounds plan
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On another note, for as big as this project is, those renderings are pretty half-ass. |
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^ A Texas developer based out of Austin. "An Austin, Texas, development company, ASC Management, agreed to buy the 105-room inn, and has until Oct. 31 to close the deal, said the current co-owner, Donald W. Pemberton."
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They only cite "sources," so it's hard to know for sure until the developer formally announces plans. |
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