Growth & Development
The latest Growth & Development coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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IonQ creating research, development center in Chattanooga
Maryland-based IonQ announced this week a new $15 million, five-year commitment to establish a quantum communications research center in Chattanooga.
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BlueCross commits $10M to Chattanooga riverfront redevelopment
There's little more than pavement underneath the Olgiati Bridge, but a $10 million commitment will help change that.
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Groundbreaking of Station 33, a $130M development, postponed due to threat of inclement weather
A team of local developers is set to break ground Thursday on Station 33, a $130 million, five-building project at the corner of South Broad and 33rd streets in Chattanooga.
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Opportunity zone: Rossville Boulevard to be recommended for federal tax incentive boost
Rossville Boulevard may be getting a federal boost through a tax incentives program, since Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp announced his intent to nominate…
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What’s Going There? Over 300 new housing units gain approval during July Regional Planning Commission meeting
A Hamilton County planning board has recommended the approval of more than 300 new homes across four developments in different parts of the county.
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Chattanooga company buys land in Rossville for small-scale data center
A Chattanooga technology and logistics company purchased a 4-acre lot in Rossville for a data center the size of two shipping containers.
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Hamilton County to look at purchasing Apison land for new park, sports fields
Hamilton County is aiming to purchase acreage in Apison and turn it into a park, County Mayor Weston Wamp said at a Wednesday press conference.
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The Bend developer aims to assuage Chattanooga board
A change in the ownership structure for a riverfront project called The Bend has caused a Chattanooga board that oversees tax incentives to scrutinize its deal with the developer.
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Former Chattanooga-Hamilton planning chair addresses county mayor’s comments
‘We don’t need a developer leading the Planning Commission,’ Wamp says
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Chattanooga officials purchase Quarry golf course parcel for $900K
The city of Chattanooga has officially purchased a few acres of an old golf course off Mountain Creek Road.
