A major opportunity for accomplished and experienced housing developers to undertake mixed-use or residential development in the Binghampton neighborhood on an 8.11-acre site commonly known as Tillman Cove. More information can be found in the attached RFQ documents.

Unique opportunity to preserve a 46,000 square foot former school building, situated on a 6-acre site surrounded by other community buildings, located in the historic Orange Mound community. Several community meetings have been held to explore ideas to activate this landmark, and now the opportunity is available to qualified redevelopment groups to consider uses for the property. Additional information and study results from stakeholder engagement may be found in the 2019 RFQ attachments.

The City is seeking qualified developers to transform the 18 acres of City-owned land in a manner consistent with the City’s vision for the Fairgrounds as a unique destination of family entertainment, sports, retail, and mixed-use development that evidence a thriving and creative community for tourists and residents alike. This mixed-use private development will be coordinated with the City’s plan to construct a new 22-acre Youth Sports and Events Complex, which is being designed to capitalize on the fastest- growing sector in the tourism market: youth and amateur sports.

Prime 2.1 acre development site in the South City area of Downtown Memphis, adjacent to cultural landmarks Clayborn Temple and I AM A MAN Plaza. Seeking contextual mixed used development that bridges the vibrant, active Downtown community with the growing South City area. More information can be found in the attached RFQ document.

The American Lebanese Syrian Associated Charities (ALSAC), the fundraising and awareness organization for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, seeks proposals from qualified developers interested in collaborating with ALSAC to create a mixed-use development on a 2-acre site in downtown Memphis, located in the Pinch District, adjacent to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. ALSAC owns several properties in the Pinch District, and is interested in advancing the development and revitalization of the area, creating opportunities for the growing number of employees, patients and families, and visitors to live, work and play in and around the campus.

The City wishes to invigorate the Crosstown Mound through a mix of public and private investment. The City has designated approximately eight-acres mixed-use private development (Private Development Opportunity -PDO). City is seeking qualified developers to transform the PDO in a manner consistent with the City’s vision for growth: a walkable neighborhood consisting of mix of single-unit and multi-nit housing, including attached, semi-attached, and detached. The neighborhood may addiitonally consisy of mixed-use housing between 1-3 stories that encourages business to occupy the first floor on the corners of the development with access to intersections.

A historic 10-story, 100,000 sq. ft. commercial building, built circa 1925. Located just a block away from both Court Square Park and Autozone Park, and located adjacent to the newly-completed Hotel Indigo, and the under-construction Aloft Hotel.

A prominent gothic-revival skyscraper, once known as the “Queen of the South.” Built in 1928, this 29-story building contains 350,000 sq. ft. of space, and was the tallest building in Tennessee until 1957. Located adjacent to Autozone Park, the First Horizon tower, and less than half a mile from Beale Street.

A 12-block historic district on the North end of Downtown. Located between the St Jude campus, Bass Pro Shops at the Memphis Pyramid, and the Cook Convention Center, the pinch contains many vacant lots and historic buildings that are ripe with redevelopment potential.

The former home of the Commercial Appeal newspaper, encompassing a 128,672 sq. ft. office building, and a 147,904 sq. ft. warehouse. The building is located on a 6.5 acre lot, and is right across the street from the Edge District, and the planned Ravine linear park. The property is also just a few blocks to the East of the planned Union Row development.

An ornate warehouse building built circa 1917, with 29,000 sq. ft. of space. Located next to the new Leo Events headquarters, and across the street from the redeveloped Wonderbread factory site, which includes the new Orion FCU headquarters, as well as 286 apartments, and a 480 space public garage.

A vacant church building located on Chelsea Ave, the primary commercial corridor of the Uptown neighborhood. Originally constructed in 1865, this building is among the oldest existing structures in Memphis.

A historic 12,000 sq. ft. commercial building, built circa 1903. The building is located in the heart of the Edge District, near Sun Studios, High Cotton Brewing, the Edge Motor Museum, and the planned Ravine linear park.

Phase 1 of this billion dollar project includes 11 acres and a $511 million budget. This transformative project will include approximately 800 apartments and over 100,000 square footage of retail, over 200,000 square footage of office, a hotel and parking. The project fills an undeveloped hole adjacent to the entertainment district and the medical district.

zoned and approved for 247 multi-family units on 22 acres of land. Seeking JV or partners to complete the development.

This 1950s building was originally a booming convenience store back in the day. With the building being situated within a residential neighborhood and across the street from Carnes Elementary School, it could once again be used to provide services to the surrounding community. The building is a total 4,200 sf with three big open rooms. It is located within one mile of St. Jude, Le Bonheur & Crosstown.

This collection of small and large strip shopping centers consists of commercial buildings and stand-alone businesses in the parking lots. The two large strip shopping centers on Shelby Drive were built in 1968 and 1972. A national grocery retailer built a new store in the same plaza in 2004. In 2018, $3.6 million was invested in the center built in 1972, the Southbrook Town Center. Two of the three small strip centers on Elvis Presley were constructed in the mid to late nineties. The third strip was built in 2016. Collectively, all sites are roughly 27.12 acres and have a building square footage of 316,509.

This area contains a multitude of uses including retail, fast food restaurants, office medical, and small strip centers. It is anchored by two major institutions, Southwest TN Community College and Methodist South Hospital. The area consists of commercial buildings, large institutional buildings, and stand-alone businesses. The sites are home to several local and national retailers and are along and adjacent to the heavily traveled Elvis Presley Boulevard. Both Southwest TN and Methodist have received upgrades in 2019. Collectively all sites are roughly 45 acres and have a building square footage of 480,000. There are 3.7 acres of vacant land available for redevelopment and/or infill and three vacant buildings available for reuse.

This anchor area contains two retail stores and is in the historic Klondike neighborhood. Collectively all sites are roughly 2 acres and have a building square footage of 7,718. There is 0.33 acre of vacant land available for redevelopment and/or infill and a 1,276-square foot vacant building available for redevelopment.

This area contains one small strip center, one retail store, two convenience stores, and a church. The sites are along or adjacent to Danny Thomas, a major thoroughfare. Collectively all sites are roughly 6.6 acres and have a building square footage of 50,384. There is 0.52 acre of vacant land available for redevelopment and/or infill and a 13,452-square foot Tax Sale property available for redevelopment.

This area contains a multitude of uses including light industrial, office, retail, restaurants, small strip centers, and single family residential. It is a dense and walkable center of activity in Midtown Memphis.
The area consists of commercial buildings, small warehouses, single-family homes, four small strip centers and one neighborhood shopping center. The neighborhood shopping center had extensive improvements between 2012 to 2019. Overall, most of the retail stores have had improvements in the past ten years and a restaurant was constructed on an infill lot in 2016. Collectively all sites are roughly 20 acres and have a building square footage of 359,670.

This area contains a multitude of uses including commercial, retail, and office. The anchor area consists of one large strip center and stand-alone businesses. The sites are home to several local businesses and are along Summer Avenue. Collectively all sites are roughly 6 acres and have a building square footage of 140,414. NOTE – Only the parcels south of Summer Avenue are included in the Opportunity Zone.

Completed in January 2020, the first phase of The CMPLX includes two large galleries, offices, a conference room, open studio workspaces and event rental space. The Collective, curators of the The CMPLX, are starting on Phase 2 of the project that will convert some of the used space into art studios and other private suites to be utilized by under-served Memphis creatives. Please visit http://www.thecltv.org/ for more information.

JUICE Orange Mound is rehabilitating the historic Evensky’s building, a former clothing store that stood for 70 years in the heart of the Orange Mound neighborhood. The incubator will be a space that will give access to office space, meeting rooms and product preparation to budding Orange Mound entrepreneurs, startups and existing businesses. For more information, please visit https://www.juiceorangemound.org/.

Part of a blight remediation and neighborhood improvement plan, the Klondike-Smokey Community Development Corporation recently acquired 150 vacant lots from the Shelby County Land Bank. The parcels are dispersed throughout the neighborhood and are slated for residential as well as commercial redevelopment (where appropriate). The CDC is currently in the planning phase of the development. For more information, please visit http://www.ksccdc.org/.

This former bank operations headquarter space in the Memphis downtown core is available for lease or sale. It includes a 1,000 SF vault and all furniture. The closest 4-lane street is Thomas St (US Highway 51). The Class B office building is 186,525 SF and 7 floors. There are 255 parking spaces on the property.

The Home Health Agency office building is a 13,500 square foot, 4-story building located in the Annesdale Historical district. The building is located near the intersection of Lamar Avenue and Bellevue Boulevard. The property was last renovated in 2007 and allows for users to access an entire floor and strong visibility from Lamar Ave.

The Clipper is a new-construction office building with 200,000 SF of spec Class A office space, 50,000 SF of ground floor retail and an attached parking structure, just south of the former Gibson Factory building and the FedExForum. The development will be the first large scale office construction project in downtown Memphis since 1997.