From South Main to the Pinch District, Tom Intrator has big things on the horizon for Downtown Memphis. Like, all of Downtown.
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Companies Tom Intrator is invested in have continued to sell off local apartment buildings and purchase Downtown property.
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That intentional outreach, Intrator said, has the potential to raise the quality of business offerings along Downtown Memphis' Main Street while also welcoming more well-known national brands to the city.
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More than $24 million in tax breaks were approved Tuesday to help spur about $100 million in development in Downtown Memphis' South Main neighborhood.
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Developer Tom Intrator and Downtown Memphis officials were talking the same talk Tuesday, Nov. 12, about the need to fill gaps among Downtown’s revitalization successes.
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Tom Intrator landed almost $20 million worth of tax breaks Tuesday — and revealed he had purchased another South Main property.
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Major changes are happening across Downtown Memphis. One area in particular -- South Main.
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In another big win for Downtown Memphis' South Main area, a New York developer is planning to pump $100 million into five projects.
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Headlined by a 178-room hotel and a 165-unit apartment development, New York developer Tom Intrator has plans to lead about $100 million investment in Downtown Memphis' South Main neighborhood.
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New York developer Tom Intrator is seeking tax incentives for more than $100 million in Downtown development, including a Dream Hotel Memphis and four smaller projects on South Main and Front streets.
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Tax break applications released Thursday reveal timelines, renderings, and costs for the string of redevelopments Tom Intrator is planning on South Main Street.
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Renowned hotel and brand management company Dream Hotel Group has announced plans to bring its Dream Hotels brand to Downtown Memphis, set to open in 2022.
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New York-based Dream Hotel Group will build its first hotel in Memphis at 122 S. Main: a mid-rise tower that will incorporate and preserve the historic Royal Furniture building.
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The New York developer who purchased the Royal Furniture building in Downtown plans to transform the building into a 178-room hotel.
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Tom Intrator has purchased another Downtown building for redevelopment.
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