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100-year-old Parkway Towers to be razed for new residences on Chattanooga’s Southside, plan shows

Staff photo by Matt Hamilton / The vacant Parkway Towers building is seen March 21, 2025, across from Finley Stadium. A developer wants to demolish the 100-year-old building and put up residences and commercial space, according to a filing with Chattanooga planners.
Staff photo by Matt Hamilton / The vacant Parkway Towers building is seen March 21, 2025, across from Finley Stadium. A developer wants to demolish the 100-year-old building and put up residences and commercial space, according to a filing with Chattanooga planners. Staff photo by Matt Hamilton / The vacant Parkway Towers building is seen March 21, 2025, across from Finley Stadium. A developer wants to demolish the 100-year-old building and put up residences and commercial space, according to a filing with Chattanooga planners.

By Mike Pare 3 min read


A developer has plans to put new residences on a tract now holding a 100-year-old, rundown building long seen as an eyesore next to Finley Stadium on Chattanooga’s Southside.

KH Property Group of Dunwoody, Georgia, is seeking rezoning where the Parkway Towers building is at 1823 Reggie White Blvd. for a six-story structure, according to a filing with Chattanooga planners.

The vacant Parkway Towers structure would be removed to make way for 90 residential units and commercial space, a document filed with the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Agency shows.

Parkway Towers, which has the graffiti-painted word “JUNK” on one side of its top level, was built around 1920. The 16,730-square-foot building sits on 1 acre, according to Hamilton County records.