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1.
Beale Hotel Developers Change Site Plans -
Saturday, November 18, 2017
The developers of a five-story, 101-room Best Western Vib hotel on Beale Street have changed their plans for the project.
Developers Amil and Kamlesh Patel of Hernando, Mississippi-based KNM Development Group LLC are seeking to modify their special-use permit for 404 Beale St. to add a parking lot fronting Beale and reorient the hotel to the Gayoso Avenue side of the two-acre site, according to a Nov. 1 application filed with the Memphis and Shelby County Office of Planning and Development.
2.
Banks Behind Lakeland Residential Developments -
Monday, November 20, 2017
4501 Chambers Chapel Road,
Lakeland, TN 38002 (et. al)
Application Date: Nov. 16, 2017
3.
Beale Hotel Developers Change Site Plans -
Wednesday, November 15, 2017
The developers of a five-story, 101-room Best Western Vib hotel on Beale Street have changed their plans for the project.
Developers Amil and Kamlesh Patel of Hernando, Mississippi-based KNM Development Group LLC are seeking to modify their special-use permit for 404 Beale St. to add a parking lot fronting Beale and reorient the hotel to the Gayoso Avenue side of the two-acre site, according to a Nov. 1 application filed with the Memphis and Shelby County Office of Planning and Development.
4.
Beale Hotel Developers Change Plans -
Tuesday, November 14, 2017
The developers of a five-story, 101-room Best Western Vib hotel on Beale Street have changed their plans for the project.
Developers Amil and Kamlesh Patel of Hernando, Mississippi-based KNM Development Group LLC are seeking to modify their special-use permit for 404 Beale St. to add a parking lot fronting Beale and reorient the hotel to the Gayoso Avenue side of the two-acre site, according to a Nov. 1 application filed with the Memphis and Shelby County Office of Planning and Development.
5.
City Council Approves Beale Hotel, Parking -
Saturday, August 12, 2017
The Memphis City Council approved Tuesday, Aug. 8, plans for a five-story, 101-room hotel and a five-level 103-space parking deck in the block of Beale Street between Fourth Street and Danny Thomas Boulevard. Original plans called for a six-story hotel building, but that was later changed.
6.
City Council Approves Beale Hotel, Parking -
Thursday, August 10, 2017
The Memphis City Council approved Tuesday, Aug. 8, plans for a five-story, 101-room hotel and a five-level 103-space parking deck in the block of Beale Street between Fourth Street and Danny Thomas Boulevard. Original plans called for a six-story hotel building, but that was later changed.
7.
Council Approves 5-Year Pact with University for Liberty Bowl Lease -
Wednesday, August 9, 2017
Just in time for an Aug. 31 football season opener, the University of Memphis has a new five year contract with the city of Memphis for the use of the Liberty Bowl and surrounding Fairgrounds area.
8.
Council Reviews New Beale Hotel, U of M Stadium Contract -
Tuesday, August 8, 2017
Memphis City Council members take up a hotel on Beale Street and a new lease with the University of Memphis to use Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium at their Tuesday, Aug. 8, session.
The council votes on the proposed hotel project at 404 Beale St. by KNM Development Group.
9.
UrbanArt Commission Will See Tighter City Guidelines -
Saturday, July 29, 2017
Memphis City Council chairman Berlin Boyd put his move to abolish the UrbanArt Commission on hold Tuesday, July 25, in favor of tighter oversight of the UAC’s public art program, which totals 1 percent of city expenditures on capital projects.
10.
UrbanArt Commission to See Tighter City Guidelines -
Thursday, July 27, 2017
Memphis City Council chairman Berlin Boyd put his move to abolish the UrbanArt Commission on hold Tuesday, July 25, in favor of tighter oversight of the UAC’s public art program, which totals 1 percent of city expenditures on capital projects.
11.
Overton Gateway Compromise Approved By Council -
Wednesday, July 26, 2017
Memphis City Council members approved the Overton Gateway mixed residential development Tuesday, July 25 in a pair of unanimous votes – one for the plans on the north side of Sam Cooper Boulevard at East Parkway and the other for the plans on the south side of Sam Cooper at East Parkway.
12.
Overton Gateway Compromise Approved By Council -
Wednesday, July 26, 2017
Memphis City Council members approved the Overton Gateway mixed residential development Tuesday, July 25 in a pair of unanimous votes – one for the plans on the north side of Sam Cooper Boulevard at East Parkway and the other for the plans on the south side of Sam Cooper at East Parkway.
13.
Council Vote Puts Overton Gateway Compromise To Test -
Tuesday, July 25, 2017
Memphis City Council members will put a tentative compromise on the proposed Overton Gateway development to the test Tuesday, July 25.
The council is scheduled to vote on the multifamily apartment project to be built by Makowsky Ringel Greenberg that encompasses both sides of Sam Cooper Boulevard at East Parkway.
14.
‘Complete Gut’ Planned for Dermon Building in Downtown Memphis -
Friday, January 22, 2016
The historic Dermon Building at the northeast corner of Third Street and Court Avenue will be turned into a boutique hotel following a recent purchase.
The 46 N. Third St. structure, which was built in 1925, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places due to its art deco and Renaissance-styled architecture. Real estate and bail bonding firms have occupied the lower levels, but the 10-story building has sat completely vacant for a few years and substantially vacant for well over 10 years.