BOYLE NEWS

By Dave Raiford – Nashville Business Journal – In a country where growth and development have been more than buzzwords rolling off the tongues of governmental officials looking to boost their tax base, the city of Franklin has been a case study of the benefits and challenges when population swells. Between 1990 and 2000, the city’s […]

The Tennessean by Maria Giordano Photo by Marie Lancaster (Left to Right: Tyler Berry, Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson, City of Franklin Mayor Ken Moore, and Phil Fawcett of Boyle Investment Company) Boyle Investment Company officials ceremonially broke ground Thursday on that company’s Berry Farms development in the Goose Creek area. Originally approved in January 2008, the […]

Nashville Business Journal By Annie Johnson Nashville ranks in the middle of the world’s 200-fastest growing metro economies, though it has dramatically improved its lot over the last four years, according to a new study. Nashville ranks 89th on a list of fastest-growing metropolitan economies last year, according to the Brookings Institution Metropolitan Policy Program. Nashville […]

  Nashville Business Journal   January 9, 2012   Nashville-area home sales climbed 18.2 percent in December, marking the sixth consecutive month of higher year-over-year sales.   There were 1,773 home closings reported during December, according to the Greater Nashville Association of Realtors.   For the year, 20,624 homes sold in the area, up 1.8 […]

Nashville Business Journal By Nevin Batiwalla September 20, 2012 Boyle Investment Co. says it will begin work this fall revamping Brentwood’s Synergy Business Park into a walkable, mixed–use development by adding shops, restaurants and a hotel. But first, Boyle is giving the 500,000-square-foot office park a new name: CityPark. The following excerpts are from Boyle’s […]

By Ron Caldwell – The Collierville Herald – Schilling Farms is a massive 458-acre development sprawling from Poplar Avenue to Winchester Road with plans for offices, stores, churches, a school, and large homes and apartments. But, it is the "little things" and the "attention to detail" that have occupied much of the time of its developers. […]

– The Daily News – Joel Fulmer, vice president of commercial and industrial real estate for Boyle Investment Co., recently added the Counselor of Real Estate (CRE) designation to his professional resume. Fulmer, who has been with Boyle for 22 years and has served as vice president for the last 16 years, noted that the CRE […]

By James Overstreet – The Memphis Business Journal – Dallas-based Trammel Crow Co. Is leaping back into the local real estate development market with a $16 million, 552,000-square-foot industrial complex in Collierville, a town continuing to benefit from Nonconnah Parkway. Trammell Crow, which is providing development, management, leasing and property management services for the park’s owner, […]

By Tony Marks – The Collierville Herald – The look and layout of Schilling Farms makes it a symbol of Collierville and makes a positive impression to those driving into town, said some town officials. “The overall concept has been nice and as build-out continues the Schilling Farms community is becoming more and more of a […]

By Katherine Comer – The Commercial Appeal – Four years ago, Schilling Farms was little more than an open field behind a white fence along Poplar. The white fence remains – now a symbol of one of the most recognizable developments in the area – and the “town within a town” of Schilling Farms is beginning […]

By Tony Marks – The Collierville Herald – Benches on sidewalks set back from the wide streets and similar signage will show that Schilling Farms and the planned Porter Farms development are in the same family. The Porter Farms development will be designed like Schilling Farms and the two will most likely overlap though they will […]

By Daisy Fontaine – The Collierville Herald – Schilling Farms has a long and beautiful history, starting in 1929, when owner Neal Schilling worked for Ford. Schilling delivered Ford vehicles to Arkansas and his business was called Dealer’s Transport. The drivers had to ride back home on the bus. The current president of Schilling Enterprises, Harry […]