Steve Peay Sworn In as President of Professional Insurance Agents Association

Boyle is proud to announce that Steve Peay of Boyle Insurance Agency was recently sworn in for a one-year term as President of the Professional Insurance Agents (PIA) for the state of Tennessee.

Recent News

Skin Laundry to Open First Tennessee Location at McEwen Northside in Franklin

April 16, 2024

Skin Rejuvenation Pioneer Offers Transformative Treatments for All Skin Types and Tones NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – APRIL 16, 2024 – Skin Laundry, the leading destination for accessible, state-of-the-art skin rejuvenating treatments, is set to open a clinic in Franklin at McEwen Northside, one of the area’s top mixed-use destinations, in May. This will mark Skin […]

Meridian Cool Springs Brings Handel’s Ice Cream to Franklin

April 08, 2024

“No. 1 Ice Cream on the Planet” to Call New 1,400 Sq. Ft. Restaurant Building Home NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – APRIL 8, 2024 – Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream – the beloved brand known for its handcrafted ice cream, made fresh daily in each location – will open its first location in Franklin this summer at […]

Blue Sushi Expands in Nashville Market with the opening of McEwen Northside Location in Franklin, TN

March 25, 2024

Restaurant and cocktail bar concept by Omaha’s Flagship Restaurant Group is currently the country’s largest sushi restaurant group running a sustainably sourced seafood program in partnership with the prestigious Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch. Franklin location marks concept’s second foray in the Nashville market and restaurant group’s 45th opening. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – MARCH 25, 2024 […]

Sustainability in New Construction

Rusty Bloodworth, Executive Vice President of Boyle, serves on the Advisory Committee of the Office of Sustainability for Memphis and Shelby County. This new entity, led by Paul Young and Christine Donhardt, met at Rhodes College on July 26 and viewed a presentation by Jon Ruch of Ruch Builders entitled Sustainability in New Construction. Jon is a local Memphis area builder who has an engineering degree in energy systems and is dedicated to environmentally sensitive design and construction. Jon emphasizes that using green elements, such as a good window, isn’t enough to assure better performance. Jon either has Keith Culow, who heads the Ecobuild Division of MLG&W, test his homes when complete or if the home is located outside of Shelby County, he hires someone to test to check how “tight” the home is. A tight home is Jon’s goal, but this is tempered by having to bring in fresh air so that air quality is maintained. Jon controls the fresh air quantity and its source. Energy Star requires no more than 6 percent leakage in the duct system. Jon tests out his installations at around 3 percent. Sealing things well is where Jon places most of his attention including: using R3 insulation on all hot water lines; using R8 insulation on all ducts (never uses flexible pipe); places 1/2-inch blue board rigid insulation between header material (area normally uninsulated); uses Walter Nelms to design the HVAC systems; seals all penetrations; uses a radiant barrier in attics, which can block up to 97 percent of radiant heat entering the attic; uses California framing (allows insulation to be at the corner); uses proper flashing at the windows and particularly at the butt joints of Hardie lap siding, which is not flashed, voids the warranty. He is doing a lot of geothermal installations.

Bayard Boyle, Sr. Memorial Garden at Rhodes College

The Bayard Boyle, Sr. memorial garden at Rhodes College that was established by the generous contributions of Boyle Investment Company employees has matured nicely since it was planted in his memory 15 years ago. While Bayard Boyle, Sr., the founder of Boyle Investment Company, shared his time and talent with many community organizations, he had a special place in his heart for Rhodes College, where he sat on the board for 26 years. In 1970, the college conferred on Bayard the honorary degree of Doctor of Humanities. The garden offers a peaceful place to rest in the midst of the Rhodes College campus adjacent to the Bryan Campus Life Center.

Binkley and Thompson Awarded Congress of New Urbanism Accreditation

Binkley and Thompson Awarded Congress of New Urbanism Accreditation Boyle is pleased to announce that Les Binkley and Gary Thompson have been awarded CNU accreditation by The Congress of New Urbanism (CNU) on the nomination of the faculty of the University of Miami School of Architecture. CNU was founded in 1993 and is the leading organization promoting walkable, mixed-use neighborhood development, sustainable communities, and healthier living conditions. CNU accreditation was established to recognize the talent within the New Urbanist movement for creating walkable, sustainable places. CNU’s founding principles can be found at www.cnu.org/charter. Binkley and Thompson will utilize this knowledge as they continue their involvement in the planning and development of Boyle’s large, mixed-use projects, such as Schilling Farms in Collierville.

Spec Home Started on Lot 43 at Twin Lakes of Piperton

Dickens Builders has started a new spec home on lot 43 at Boyle’s Twin Lakes of Piperton. Elevation looks great! Contact Chris Dickens at (901) 766-4236 for more information.

Boyle Welcomes Renshaw Properties to Ridgeway Center

Boyle welcomes new office tenant Bob Renshaw of Renshaw Properties to 5865 Ridgeway Center Parkway in Ridgeway Center at Poplar Avenue and I-240.

Carousel Industries Expanding at Ridgeway Center

Boyle is pleased to announce that longtime office tenant, Carousel Industries, is expanding at mixed-used community Ridgeway Center at Poplar Avenue & I-240. Carousel is moving from 1000 Ridgeway Loop to 850 Ridgelake Boulevard.

Lot 53 at Wynstone Mill SOLD!

Lot 53 market home at Wynstone Mill at Schilling Farms SOLD to the Cummins family!! Home will be finished in August!

Blair Brown Builds Custom Home at Spring Creek Ranch

home sites available at Boyle’s upscale residential community in the Collierville Reserve. Spring Creek Ranch is close to great schools including St. George’s and Briarcrest and offers amenities such as a community pool, walking trails, and tennis courts.

Tayloe Company Building Custom Home at Spring Creek Ranch

The Tayloe Company is building this custom home at Boyle’s Spring Creek Ranch community in the Collierville Reserve. They could build one for you, too. Contact Gary Thompson at Boyle at (901) 766-4246 about custom home sites available at this upscale residential community with a pool and pool house, walking trails, and tennis courts.

Boutique Flats Coming to Schilling Farms

Our Schilling Farms project in Collierville, Tennessee, received preliminary site plan approval Monday night for a small neighborhood of boutique apartment flats with corner retail! Looking for a great coffee shop or deli operator. Call Les Binkley at Boyle at (901) 766-4219 for more information.

Groundbreaking Today at Schilling Farms for Corporate Office for SGI

A groundbreaking was held today by Shelby Group International (SGI) for their new 45,000-square-foot corporate office building at Boyle’s 443-acre, mixed-use Schilling Farms community in Collierville, Tennessee. Boyle is pleased to welcome SGI to Schilling Farms, where other office users include Helena Chemical Company, which has its corporate headquarters in the community. Schilling Farms is a vibrant, walkable community with a wide range of amenities, including a wide selection of residential neighborhoods, a daycare center, Collierville YMCA, Schilling Farms Middle School, banks, and doctors offices.