The Rogero Administration plans to sell a building in East Knoxville to a developer for conversion to studio space for artists and small-scale manufacturers.
Homes Across the Range
City officials attend grand openings of two housing projects aimed at different demographics.
Coming Into Focus
Plans for the city’s public safety complex at the former St. Mary’s site are firming up with input from the Police and Fire departments.
PILOT Approved for Supreme Court Site
City Council signed off on a tax incentive plan that allows the redevelopment of a downtown block to move forward.
Nursing Redevelopment
The city is in talks with LMU to move its nursing school to the Magdalene Clark Tower at the St. Mary’s site.
Finding the Right Blend
KCDC is finalizing its master plan for the Austin Homes makeover, which will feature up to 440 mixed-income apartments.
Council Ponders a PILOT
Knoxville officials say converting the Holiday Inn World’s Fair Park to a Marriott would boost business for the convention center.
Promised Progress Along the South Waterfront
City Council is ready to vote on land and easement acquisitions for long-awaited Sevier Avenue improvements.
PILOT Projects Revisited
A new state law sends some redevelopment tax incentives to County Commission for approval, even one for a project that’s almost finished.
North Central Streetscape Price Goes Up
City Council will consider a contract increase for the makeover at tonight’s meeting.











