BOYLE NEWS

– The Commercial Appeal – Fritz Mattern, director of retail leasing for Boyle Investment Company, expects retailers will spend 1999 repositioning some stores and filling in market gaps. Occupancy levels in commercial retail developments in the Memphis area improved last year to the low 90 percent level from the mid-to-high 80 percent range, said Brad Smith, […]

By Terry Hollahan – The Memphis Business Journal – Master Hospitality Services, Inc. Memphis-based hotel developer Founded: 1992 President: Tom Ricketts Address: 1919 Lynnfield Road, Suite B Phone: 684-1235 Web site: www.masterhospitality.com Memphis Developments: Courtyard by Marriott, Wolf River & Lenox Park; Residence Inn and Fairfield Inn, both at Poplar and Johnson Road in Germantown Memphis-based […]

By Morgan Minch – The Memphis Business Journal – At least two high-profile stores have signed on the dotted line with Boyle Investment Company as tenants in the Gallina Centro shopping now under construction. The Kroger Company and Stein Mart, Inc., have both committed to the project being built at Houston Levee and Poplar. Kroger will […]

– The Daily News – The nation’s largest grocery store chain and a major discount retailer have signed on with Boyle Investment Company to be tenants in its newest shopping center development. The Kroger Company and Stein Mart have committed to lease space in Boyle’s Gallina Centro shopping center, now under construction at Houston Levee and […]

– The Collierville Herald – Two major retailers have been signed to move in to the 400,000-square-foot Gallina Centro shopping center at the corner of Houston Levee Road and Poplar Avenue, according to officials with Boyle Investment Company, developers of the property. The site is in an area reserved for annexation by the Town of Collierville […]

By Linda A. Moore – The Commercial Appeal – A proposed retail development in Collierville could bring with it a Parisian specialty department store, according to Brad Martin, chairman and chief executive officer of Saks Inc., Parisian’s parent company. Martin was the speaker Tuesday for the Memphis Regional Chamber’s Board of Advisors and Directors speaker’s series. […]

By Morgan Minch – The Memphis Business Journal – Fazoli’s Italian restaurant chain is expanding, with a new restaurant in Cordova, another unit planned in Collierville and negotiations under way for a second development agreement. The first Fazoli’s opened at 6085 Stage in Bartlett in July 1996. The fifth store opened at 1100 N. Germantown Parkway […]

– The Collierville Herald – The National Bank of Commerce’s new Collierville branch is already open for its customers’ convenience, but its grand opening will be held in January. NBC opened its third Collierville location on Monday, December 4 at 1175 W. Poplar Ave. in Schilling Farms. "We chose the Schilling Farms location to better serve […]

By Jennifer Atkins – For Additional Information (334) 260-2500 – (Collierville, Tennessee) Today, Jim Wilson & Associates, Inc., submitted preliminary plans for an open-air, village-like lifestyle shopping center in Collierville, Tennessee. This upscale project, proposed for development at the Southeast quadrant of the intersection of Houston Levee Road and Nonconnah Parkway, will be known as Carriage […]

By Tara Milligan – The Memphis Business Journal – Dillard’s department store has committed to being an anchor in the 1 million-square-foot Carriage Crossing retail development that is planned for Collierville. Wes Cherry, vice president of real estate for Little Rock-based Dillard’s, Inc., confirmed that the company has made a preliminary commitment to Montgomery, Alabama mall […]

By Jody Callahan – The Commercial Appeal – Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse is moving into the former Cooker site at 6120 Poplar in Regalia Shopping Center. General manager, Frank Suchara said the move to Poplar – the restaurant is currently in the Ridgeway Loop area near the Malco theater – will bring added visibility. “We think the […]

By Deborah M. Chubb – The Commercial Appeal/Real Estate – Bayard Boyle Jr. jokes that he joined the family business in 1960 because it was the line of least resistance. Henry Morgan started in a dungeon-like basement bank vault on Second Street, sorting files for the Boyle family’s insurance business. Today Boyle and Morgan head a […]