Growth & Development
The latest Growth & Development coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Planning board defers Patten Parkway rezoning case in Chattanooga
Applicant says historic buildings can’t be saved
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New Chattanooga hotels adding 1,200 rooms. Here are 5 main projects
Diverse developments include renovated 1927 bank, dual-branded Hilton
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Mixed-use development with 266 apartments planned for Patten Parkway
Nashville-based developers are requesting the rezoning of 19 Patten Parkway, now home to a group of historic structures that most recently held the Honest Pint, for a 12-story, mixed-use development.
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Chattanooga’s first Hyatt-branded hotel eyes March opening
Chef has eye on Michelin star restaurants while researching his menu
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Special district for Birchwood subdivision would put county on hook for $2.6M
A developer asking for a special district requiring millions of Hamilton County dollars to build infrastructure was met with questions and skepticism.
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Ethan Collier’s construction company fined $40K by Tennessee
Sediment issue, failure to obtain permit alleged for planning board chair
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Homes going up in luxury neighborhood along Tennessee River
Dane Bradshaw, the president of Thunder Enterprises, navigated a large vehicle up what is now a bouncy, dirt road north of downtown Chattanooga, weaving around sewer mains popping up out of the ground.
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Council moves Northgate Mall project forward, but with questions
Chattanooga is moving forward with a Northgate Mall utilities upgrade.
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Northgate Mall owners seek special tax district to upgrade aging utilities
Aiming to revitalize an approximately 50-year-old retail hub, the owners of the Northgate Mall are requesting permission to use future tax money generated at the property to improve its aging water and sewer system.
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CNE spin-off’s first house could model for affordable building
A bright blue home in Highland Park arrived in pieces.
