The Feed
Sunday, October 18
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Box Elder Lines Up Federal Money to Design Major Road Upgrades as Ellsworth-Area Growth Adds Traffic Original
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Delayed Federal Grant Arrives for High Plains Fair Housing Center, Which Takes South Dakota Calls Original
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Fitch Irick Opens 216-Unit Edgewood Place Affordable Community on Rock Hill's Southside Original
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Homeless No More Breaks Ground on $12.8 Million Grand Village at Former Columbia Motel Site Original
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Beaufort Moves Toward Nine-Month Pause on New Apartments After 3,000-Plus Units in Three Years Original
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Former Charleston Pepsi Bottling Site Gets Preliminary OK for 332 Apartments and Retail Original
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Conway Council to Take Up 67-Acre Mill Pond Road Project With Up to 236 Apartments and Major Retail Original
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Stanley Martin Homes Enters Florence With 227 Planned Homes at Queens Landing and Alligator West Original
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Nashville's Biggest Barnes Fund Round Puts $40.2 Million Behind 1,106 Affordable Homes Original
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16-Story, 311-Unit Tower Near McCann Street Faces Final Metro Council Vote Tuesday Original
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Knoxville Council Sides With Neighbors, Halts 55-and-Older Apartments at Old Kerbela Shriners Site Original
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Knoxville Habitat Plans 100 Homes in Five Years, Its Largest Effort Yet, and Is Looking for Trades Original
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Planners Back 118-Home Subdivision on Former Borrow Pit off Dallas Lake Road Original
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Chattanooga Lands Bloomberg Help to Speed Up Backyard Homes and Permits Original
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Tennessee Multifamily Permits Jump Nearly 16% as Statewide Housing Market Holds Steady Original
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Sycamore Institute: Tennessee's Housing Supply Never Caught Up, and Rural Areas Are Feeling It Original
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Hillpointe to Break Ground Oct. 26 on Pointe Grand Apartments in Maryville Original
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Habitat Chattanooga Opens Its Future Homeowner Window Through Oct. 31 Original