Report: Tennessee housing not keeping up with jobs, new residents
Housing in Tennessee isn't keeping pace with demand from added jobs and new residents, according to a report from a statewide think tank.

Housing in Tennessee isn't keeping pace with demand from added jobs and new residents, according to a report from a statewide think tank.

They'd been there for about 90 minutes — they'd sat through a PowerPoint presentation, broke out in discussion groups, eaten barbecue carted in by a developer trying to win their support for a large-scale development off Tunnel Boulevard.

A proposal to change how Hamilton County calculates density for new housing developments will be withdrawn after a majority of county commissioners indicated they would be against the change.

Adding a huge new development in one of Chattanooga's most historically disinvested neighborhoods was always going to have consequences.

A forested hill that caps Missionary Ridge, tucked between Tunnel Boulevard and South Chickamauga Creek, could soon hold more than 1,700 housing units if a developer has his way.

The price of living in Chattanooga has been rising, with no sign of stopping.

Growing up in Chattanooga, Jerel McCants learned about segregation from a young age.

A set of planters on Frazier Avenue were destroyed this week, one day after being installed as part of the road's redesign in response to a November 2023 crash that killed two pedestrians.

The way Hamilton County calculates density for new housing developments could be changing.

Rents have gone up fast in the Chattanooga area.
