Growth & Development
The latest Growth & Development coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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5 Hamilton County projects to watch on Monday’s planning agenda
Regional planning commissioners are set to gather for their monthly meeting Monday to review a new batch of proposed developments across Hamilton County.
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Hamilton County Hilltop Drive extension set for design phase
Hamilton County officials Wednesday approved the first step to extending Hilltop Drive to Volkswagen Drive, parallel to Interstate 75.
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City prepares to seek proposals for East Chattanooga project
After the pandemic slowed their efforts, city officials are getting ready to recruit a developer to build new homes and commercial spaces at a former public housing site in East Chattanooga.
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Collegedale leaders frustrated over Bell Farms outcome
Commissioners in Collegedale approved Bell Farms, a development of 102 new homes on Lee Highway, despite the opposition of residents.
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Updated Hamilton County growth plan map could look different
The map for unincorporated Hamilton County's growth plan could soon look slightly different.
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Former pro athlete and his family break ground on 42 tiny homes in Chattanooga
Valentina Jones remembers impressing on her son, Rashad, the importance of having a backup plan.
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Hamilton County Commission: Freeze on subdivision approvals won’t stop all projects
Hamilton County officials were questioned Wednesday about why subdivision plans for unincorporated Hamilton County are being approved by the Regional Planning Commission during a 30-day freeze on new plans.
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State road projects in Collegedale and Cleveland officially opened
Orange barrels remain where last details wrapping up
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Planning commission rejects East Brainerd hotel opposed by neighbors
A developer seeking to build a four-story hotel in East Brainerd was unanimously denied by planning commissioners Monday after planning staff said the proposal didn't fit the area and neighbors adamantly opposed the idea.
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Chattanooga land bank moving on affordable housing project
Chattanooga has had a land bank, meant to donate city-owned properties to developers who promise to build lower-cost housing, for a decade.