Growth & Development
The latest Growth & Development coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Developer proposes indoor sports facility on rural portion of East Brainerd Road
Hamilton County Commissioner Lee Helton hosted a community meeting at East Hamilton High School to discuss a 30,000-square-foot indoor sports complex proposed on East Brainerd Road near Cherokee Valley Road.
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After 50 years, some residents want new plans for preserving historic Chattanooga sites
In 1977, the Chattanooga Landmark Survey used federal funds to inventory thousands of structures throughout Hamilton County in order to create a preservation plan for the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission. The idea was that the plan would protect historic areas and buildings.
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California is Chattanooga’s top source of new out-of-state migrants, paper says
Although many new Chattanooga residents still come from elsewhere in Tennessee, California has been the Scenic City's largest out-of-state source of transplants over a five-year period.
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‘A sense of placemaking’: GreenTech selling houses at 198-lot community in Ooltewah
Jeremy Fitzsimmons bounces a four-wheeler down a winding path in Ooltewah, tall grass hemming him in from both sides.
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City terminates Lookouts lease, grants developer access to AT&T Field
The Sports Authority of Chattanooga, the entity that owns AT&T Field, transferred responsibility for the property from the Chattanooga Lookouts to River City Co. ahead of the stadium's demolition.
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‘It’s everybody’s mountain:’ Dispute with town threatens to close Incline Railway
Entities in conflict over proposed ordinance to share revenue
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Chattanooga Housing Authority seeks $7.7M loan, promises 2K public housing units over five years
The Chattanooga Housing Authority is looking to secure a $7.7 million loan that would let it build 2,000 more subsidized units over the next five years.
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Walnut Street Bridge $10M contract increase covered by federal dollars
A multimillion-dollar increase in the price tag of Walnut Street Bridge repairs will be fully covered by federal grant dollars, according to city of Chattanooga officials.
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New development pushes for increased homeownership in South Chattanooga
Somerville Cottages will address the ‘missing middle,’ developer says
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Whatever happened to these 11 ambitious Chattanooga projects?
Developer of at least one acknowledges it’s not moving forward
