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August 03, 2015
By Amos Maki – The Commercial Appeal – ANYBODY IN THE REAL ESTATE business can tell you Joel Fulmer is a man of many titles. Fulmer, senior vice president of Boyle Investment Co., is probably the only real estate professional in the Mid-South – and one of the select few in the entire nation – to […]
Charleston Mayor Is Sold on New Urbanism
August 03, 2015
By Amos Maki – The Commercial Appeal – As Memphis officials continue seeking ways to deal with urban sprawl, Charleston, S.C., Mayor Joe Riley was in town Tuesday preaching the gospel of smart growth and new urbanism. Riley, in his eighth term, was at Bridges Inc. Downtown touting smart growth to a lunch crowd of about […]
Give Me My Space
August 03, 2015
By Amos Maki – The Commercial Appeal – Developers Eddie Kircher and Marc Belz wanted to build 12 new homes in an upscale neighborhood on White Station just north of Walnut Grove. But the neighbors – which included Belz Enterprises chairman and chief executive Jack Belz, former Hohenberg Bros. Co. president Rude E. Scheidt and prominent […]
Community Builder
August 03, 2015
By Jane A. Donahoe – Memphis Business Journal – Bloodworth expertise helping bring smart development environments to Memphis. Rusty Bloodworth is not the kind of executive they built the desk for. He would rather be situated at a large conference table or taking notes while strolling an avenue in Europe. Bloodworth, Boyle Investment Co., executive vice […]
Urban Land Institute Has Top Professionals PuttingTheir Heads Together
August 03, 2015
By Amos Maki – The Commercial Appeal – A wide range of land issues face Mid-South communities as officials struggle with sprawl, Downtown revitalization and better development codes. Now the region has a new group that will study and debate these issues and, possibly, have an impact on land planning across the region. That’s because some […]
Planners to Give Makeover to Intown
August 03, 2015
By Amos Maki – The Commercial Appeal – National experts in urban design and planning will descend on Memphis this summer to help transform a struggling neighborhood near one of the city’s growing employment and economic development centers. The UrbanArt Commission, working with the Memphis Medical Center, has landed the 2006 Knight Foundation Charrette, a community-wide […]
Impact Fees: Who’s Right, Profs or Developers?
August 03, 2015
By Mary Newsom – The Charlotte Observer – Developers say fees raise housing costs; two academics are skeptical. When some economics and public financing professors who don’t know "REBIC" from "ribbit" say impact fees don’t, after all, automatically raise housing prices, they get my attention. That’s the constant claim from many Charlotte developers, including the […]
Charrette Eyes Medical District
August 03, 2015
By John Scruggs – Memphis Business Journal – The Knight Program in Community Building has awarded its annual community design project to Memphis for a week of intensive planning in the Medical District and surrounding neighborhoods. The collaborative program is known in planning and architectural circles as a charrette, a combination of urban design and community […]
Developers Take Different Tacks on Tree Preservation
August 03, 2015
By Andrew Ashby – The Daily News – It’s easy to paint developers and builders as the bad guys, especially when they knock down a stand of trees as the first step in building a neighborhood. But some developers make it a point to work around trees, while many others have practical reasons for clearing space. […]
Future Home of PGA Tour Stop?
August 03, 2015
By Andrew Ashby – The Daily News – The Vesta Home Show definitely is coming to Collierville’s Spring Creek Ranch in 2007, but whether the Stanford St. Jude Championship, formerly known as the FedEx St. Jude Classic, will call the development’s golf course home is another matter altogether. The Memphis Area Home Builders Association selected the […]
Office Buildings Will Cap Boyle’s Ridgeway Center
August 03, 2015
By Amos Maki – The Commercial Appeal – Boyle Investment Co. is launching two new office buildings in Ridgeway Center, near Poplar and Interstate 240. The 155,000-square-foot buildings will be located on the last available site in Boyle’s 206-acre Ridgeway Center development. Boyle, one of the city oldest and most prominent real estate development firms, is […]
In-Rel Enters Nashville Market With Retail, Office Space Purchases
August 03, 2015
By John Scruggs – Memphis Business Journal – Weeks after buying the Lipscomb & Pitts building in Memphis, In-Rel Management is now establishing its presence in the Nashville market with $15.35 million in purchases of office and retail properties. Florida-based In-Rel closed this week on the 150,000-square-foot Airways Plaza office building and 180,000-square-foot Donelson Plaza shopping […]