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    • Construction Jobs Slowed Down in Early 2014
    Published March 25, 2014

    The Greater Memphis area continued to lose construction jobs in January at a faster rate than most other U.S. metros. Memphis’ number of construction, mining and logging jobs fell 6.6 percent to 18,500 in January from 19,800 in January 2013, the Associated General Contractors of America has reported. In Tennessee, which struggled as a whole […]

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    New Construction Permits Slow in Shelby County
    Published March 10, 2014

    This winter was a tough one, and for many real estate insiders, the weather was also the cause of a slowed down real estate market in Memphis and beyond. Shelby County homebuilders filed 67 permits in February, down from 73 permits in February 2013 but up slightly from 64 permits filed in January, according to […]

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    Urban Sprawl in Memphis is Still Bad
    Published March 10, 2014

    Urban sprawl is still a problem for many areas throughout the US, including Memphis. Smart Growth America ranked the Greater Memphis area as having the sixth worst sprawl on its large metros list with an index score of 70.8. New York City, also predictably, had the least sprawl with the highest index score of 203.4. So what does living in […]

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    Unemployment Drops in Memphis
    Published March 2, 2014

    While the struggle for a steady economy has been a rough toad, the Greater Memphis area unemployment rate fell in January at a faster rate than in Tennessee or the U.S., according to a new report by the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development. Metro Memphis’ unemployment rate fell to 8.4 percent in January […]

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