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    • Investors Can Look to the Memphis Real Estate Market

    Published May 8, 2014

    As the market still struggles to regain stability after the housing crash in 2008, some markets are still geared towards investors due to the large amount of homes priced affordably for flipping and selling or for retaining as rental properties. The Memphis real estate market is one of these strong markets, according to Realty Biz […]

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    Memphis in May Festival Seeks to Fill 40+ Jobs

    Published April 30, 2014

    While it is not a permanent solution for unemployment, it is certainly a temporary one. Memphis in May International Festivals is looking to fill more than 40 seasonal positions this spring. The jobs, which will run from the end of April through May, are for support staff for events that include Beale Street Music Festival, […]

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    Memphis Air Fares Drop with Delta out of the Picture

    Published April 29, 2014

    Memphis International Airport has lost its status as a Delta hub, but it’s gaining a new reputation for lower air fares—which is much more appealing in the eyes of tourists and airport officials who are hoping for a boost in traffic. The airport’s average domestic fares fell to $434 in the fourth quarter of 2013 […]

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    Memphis Sees Decline in Construction Jobs

    Published April 13, 2014

    The number of construction, mining and logging jobs in the Memphis area fell 3 percent to 19,400 in March from 19,900 in March 2013, the Associated General Contractors of America reported. Memphis was not the only Tennessee market to lose jobs—Chattanooga was the only other metro to report a drop in employment – a 3 […]

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    Commercial Real Estate Up 6 Percent in Memphis

    Published April 9, 2014

    Commercial real estate sales had a strong month this past March, supporting the trend of a successful quarter for commercial sales as well for 2014. The 208 sales in the first quarter were up 6.l percent from 196 sales in the first quarter of 2013. Commercial sales volume for the quarter was $319.6 million and […]

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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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    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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    Memphis Ranks #5 Best City to Start a Business

    Published February 28, 2014

    Social media site WalletHub.com has released a list of the best places financially for new business owners to set up shop. Based on a unique set of 14 criteria, Memphis was able to come out towards the top for a variety of reasons. While the city ranks toward the bottom of the pack in terms […]

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    Memphis Named as an Inexpensive American City

    Published February 10, 2014

    In a country of fluctuating mortgages, ping ponging list prices, and other real estate uncertainties, it’s nice to know some areas of the country are still extremely affordable. And even better, one of those places happens to be Memphis! The Memphis cost of living, according to CBS News, is as follows: Average Rent: $709 Price […]

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    Call Center will Bring 1000 Jobs to Memphis

    Published February 1, 2014

    An office space in Cordova will transform into a call center that will provide 1000 jobs for local residents. The company leasing the building has not been revealed at this time, but the undisclosed company will lease some space in the 125,000-square-foot office building at 7000 Goodlett Farms, according to sources with knowledge of the […]

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