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  1. Carrington West | 2. Helena Chemical Company HQ | 3. MCR Safety HQ | 4. The Carrington at Schilling Farms | 5. Schilling Farms Business Center | 6. D1 Training | Therapy Numerous projects are underway at Schilling Farms, Boyle’s 443-acre, mixed-use community in Collierville. Leasing is underway at The Carrington at Schilling […]

Germantown Village Square continues to thrive in the heart of the Germantown central business district due to the strong demographics of the Germantown community, which has the most affluent zip code in the state of Tennessee according to the Memphis Business Journal.   Germantown was recently recognized as one of the best suburbs in the United […]

Les Binkley oversees activities pertaining to Boyle’s mixed-use developments.  Binkley is now also spearheading Boyle’s re-entry into the multi-family market with the development of The Carrington at Schilling Farms, an upscale apartment community consisting of 111 boutique flats and townhomes along with corner retail at the intersection of Winchester and Schilling Boulevard in Collierville.  Editor:  […]

  Nashville’s continued growth has presented a wide variety of opportunities for Boyle Nashville, LLC.   CityPark, a 500,000-square-foot office park in Brentwood formerly known as Synergy, is being redeveloped into a mixed-use community. Boyle is adding six new retail/restaurant buildings and a one-acre urban park, and Chartwell Hospitality is developing a 126-room Hilton Garden […]

By:  Kate Simone Memphis Daily News   Cindi Gresham, president of Boyle Insurance Agency Inc. in Memphis, has been named the 2015 president of the board of directors of the Insurors of Tennessee, a statewide trade association for independent insurance agents. Gresham, who will serve a one-year term, previously served on the board as a […]

  By:  Jane A. Donahoe High Ground Frank Ricks describes mixed-use development quite simply.            “When people see it and feel it, they like it,” said the founding principal of architecture firm Looney Ricks Kiss. Ricks should know. He has been at the forefront of Memphis’ urban planning community for decades, and his fingerprints are on […]

  By:  Bill Dries Memphis Daily News The Memphis region’s existing 50 miles of greenways, paths and trails are responsible for some increase in property values, particularly residential property, says Rusty Bloodworth, vice president of Boyle Investment Co. and past chairman of the Urban Land Institute’s Memphis chapter. And Bloodworth said that could increase as […]

‘Sharks’ Take a Bite at Two-Proposed Memphis-Area DevelopmentsBy:  Thomas Bailey, Jr. Commercial Appeal   A Memphis "Shark Tank" of money men bared their good manners instead of their teeth when pitchmen proposed two developments — one glitzy and the other workaday — this week at an event staged by Urban Land Institute Memphis. The most violence […]

by Jenny Cupero, for 12th & Broad I live in the Gulch and have heard many whispers of what would become of the vast wasteland on the other side of Charlotte Avenue. It is no wonder the mostly unoccupied 32-acre site would create buzz, as it is a coveted piece of real estate for any […]

  Adam Sichko Senior Reporter- Nashville Business Journal, June 23, 2014 Boyle Investment Co. has at least four major mixed-use developments along the 20-mile corridor between downtown Nashville and Cool Springs. None has more intrigue than Capitol View, bordering the Gulch along Charlotte Avenue.   The original interest stemmed from the anchor tenant, Nashville-based HCA, […]

  Adam Sichko Senior Reporter- Nashville Business Journal, June 23, 2014   While tourists packed Washington, D.C., in April to witness the famous cherry blossoms in bloom, Nashville developers Jeff Haynes and Phil Fawcett whipped around the nation’s capital region in a van, looking at mixed-use developments. Haynes and Fawcett are the partners of Boyle […]

  With urban grocery planned, North Gulch shaping up as Nashville’s new frontier Getahn Ward, The Tennessean May 9, 2014 With new high-rise condos, the Music City Center and hotels, the areas south of Broadway and the Gulch have emerged as downtown Nashville’s development hot spots. But the city’s north side is shaping up as […]