Chattanooga-area build-to-rent housing is robust but could face economic challenges
At 24, with a roommate and another on the way, Luke Janney knew he needed more than his two-bedroom East Brainerd apartment, but wasn't ready to become a homeo…
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Chattanooga needs more commercial sites to compete with neighboring cities, officials say
Matt Phillips of the Rise Partners commercial real estate firm in Chattanooga believes the city is behind some of its peers when it comes to offering companies…
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Higher mortgage rates may curb growth but Chattanooga keeps drawing outside home buyers
Over the past decade, home sales and prices have more than doubled in the Chattanooga area, rising steadily as interest rates have remained historically low an…
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Joining the team: Corporations put their names on stadiums to promote image, show community support
Over the past three decades, Chattanooga has added four new sports stadiums and is looking at expanding and building another two. Collectively, the baseball, s…
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Winner's circle: Tennesseans have wagered more than $4.3 billion since November 2020 when legalized sports betting first came online, generating millions in tax revenue
The summer doldrums are not just for TV or bored school-aged kids.
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Cashing in: UTC athletes poised to take advantage of Name, Image and Likeness rule
Mark Wharton has always understood the competition his programs are up against.
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Selling stadiums: Athletic facilities touted as economic generators in Chattanooga, East Ridge
When Hamilton County Mayor Jim Coppinger supported efforts this year for a new stadium for the Chattanooga Lookouts baseball team, he says that what he was rea…
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Taking root: Chattanooga area hemp farmers say business is growing again after a rocky patch
Llew Boyd made a rookie mistake when he got into the hemp farming business in 2018.
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Chattanooga's Grass Roots Health proprietor touts her own experience successfully fighting chronic pain with CBD products
Elisha Millan is a self-described "goody-two-shoes."
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CBD retail sector takes flight with at least 30 stores in the Chattanooga area
Chattanoogan Kelly Brock recalls starting a business in 2017 with her sister-in-law, Betsy Scanlan, and David Nicholson with between $1 million and $2 million …
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How these Best Places to Work in Chattanooga made the 2022 list
For our third annual Best Places to Work issue, local employers worked through an exhaustive survey process run by the Best Companies Group, which was founded …
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Chattanooga's Best Places to Work 2022: Text Request
* Year established: 2014
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Chattanooga's Best Places to Work 2022: Xpress Global Systems
* Year established: 1986
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Chattanooga's Best Places to Work 2022: Mauldin & Jenkins
* Year established: Mauldin & Jenkins began in 1918 in Albany, Georgia, and entered the Chattanooga market in 2013 when it merged with Hazlett, Lewis & Bieter,…
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Chattanooga's Best Places to Work 2022: Pinnacle Financial Partners
* Year established: Pinnacle began in 2000 and acquired CapitalMark Bank in Chattanooga in 2015.