Major changes are happening across Downtown Memphis. One area in particular -- South Main.
Read MoreIn another big win for Downtown Memphis' South Main area, a New York developer is planning to pump $100 million into five projects.
Read MoreHeadlined 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.
Read MoreNew 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.
Read MoreTax break applications released Thursday reveal timelines, renderings, and costs for the string of redevelopments Tom Intrator is planning on South Main Street.
Read MoreTom Intrator, a man who has made waves this year by buying more than $20 million worth of Downtown property, recently sold a 324-unit apartment complex.
Read MoreTom Intrator has made headlines this year for numerous property acquisitions. But, his latest headline is from a big sale.
Read MoreRenowned 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.
Read MoreThe New York-based investor just spent $2.43 million on parking lots at 388 N. Front St. and 367 N. Main St., which contain a combined .8 acres.
Read MoreNew 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.
Read MoreThe New York developer who purchased the Royal Furniture building in Downtown plans to transform the building into a 178-room hotel.
Read MoreThe New York-based investor spent $3.5 million on the three-parcel parking lot at 364 N. Front St. — more than six times the amount it sold for in 2006.
Read MoreTom Intrator has purchased another Downtown building for redevelopment.
Read MoreA New York-based developer is planning to pump millions into making South Main Street a more dense and active corridor.
Read MoreNew York developer Tom Intrator has purchased three Pinch District properties: 400 N. Front St., 429 N. Main St., and 396 N. Main.
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