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The Buchanan Realty Group – (731) 300-3071 – provides commercial real estate services throughout Tennessee. The group specializes in leasing, tenant representation, investment sales and acquisition – concentrating on retail, hospitality, c-store, medical, industrial and multi-family sectors.
Commercial property site of Jonathan’s Grille sells for $1.1 million plus
Commercial property located at 35 Chloe Place in Park Place West has been sold.
The property, site of a new Jonathan’s Grille – was purchased by REV Strategic Investments LLC from Burton Moore Investments LLC for $1,154,340.
Construction continues on Jonathan’s Grille, a 7,666-square-foot sports bar, located on 2.61 acres and will offer 137 parking spaces when complete.
Jonathan’s Grille was established in 1999 and is a family-owned, upscale sports bar and restaurant based out of middle Tennessee.
Throughout its years of success, the restaurant chain has strategically adapted over the last two decades to appeal to a wide demographic. Its concept was to fill its restaurants with 50+ flat screen TV’s combined with delicious food and an upscale family-friendly atmosphere. It has resulted in the best place to watch any sporting event.
Customers can expect to see the same popular menu features as other middle Tennessee locations including but not limited to burgers, wings, pizza, salads, and other entrees. Gluten free and vegetarian options will also be available, as well as its signature two-for-one beers of the month.
Local real estate broker & contractor, Alex Hollman with Hickman Realty Group & Hollman Builders and Chris Carothers – Hickman Realty Group – recruited the upscale Nashville-based sports bar.
Community Foundation accepting nominations for Jackson Awards
Jackson, Tennessee – The Community Foundation of West Tennessee is accepting nominations for the 2024 Jackson Awards. The deadline to submit nominations is Friday, July 19, 2024.
“These awards shine a spotlight on the individuals who are making an impact in our area and reflect the growth, diversity, and future of Jackson,” said Haley Fortune, Community Outreach Associate for the Community Foundation. “We encourage individuals to nominate those who are working behind the scenes to make a difference for their community.”
The Jackson Awards were first given in 2006 to honor individuals in the community who exemplify the truest qualities of a leader. The awards are named after President Andrew Jackson, the city’s namesake, and presented to individuals who have served as leaders in one of the following areas: The Arts, Education, Healthcare, Leadership, Volunteer Service and Youth.
The award recipients will be honored at the Community Foundation’s annual Charity Gala on Saturday, November 9, 2024, in downtown Jackson.
Property rezoned for new homes south of Lennox Village
The consideration of a request to rezone residential property located south of Lennox Village at the 480 Block of Old Humboldt Road has been approved by the Jackson Planning Commission.
The property – rezoned from RS-1 – Single Family Residential to RS-2 Single Family Residential – consists of18.92 acres.
The difference in RS-1 and RS-2 is the size of the lot.
Drive-thru service at Dixie Cafe signals new era in Casey Jones Village
An idea that had been on the table for about five years became reality when the Old Country Store celebrated the completion of the renovation and drive-thru addition of the Dixie Café with a ribbon cutting at Casey Jones Village, Wednesday.
The drive-thru is located on the northside of the Dixie Café and includes two service windows in the building’s expanded facility, which includes a new front entrance for guests visiting the Dixie Cafe.
“I want to thank my family through this project … who helped keep me sane during some tough decisions and sleepless nights,” said Brooks Shaw, president, Old Country Store. “Lastly, and most importantly, I would like to say a thank you to my dad, Clark Shaw.
“Everyday that passes, I think ‘maybe he did have some idea of what he was doing.’
“I miss him more and more … it was his vision and wise planning that made it possible a long, long time ago.
“He made sure that we would not only survive … we would survive his passing but have the opportunity to thrive … I think he would be very, very proud.”
The expansion – which includes an additional 700 square feet to the Dixie Cafe – represents a million-dollar investment in facilities and jobs, the largest since the organization opened their newly constructed 4,000-square-foot kitchen in 2017.
Greater Jackson Chamber accepting nominations for Leadership Jackson, Class of 2024
Jackson, TENNESSEE – The Greater Jackson Chamber is now accepting nominations for the Leadership Jackson 2024 class. This adult leadership program is aimed at empowering business professionals to gain a comprehensive understanding of the Jackson-Madison County community and its opportunities and challenges.
Leadership Jackson offers an immersive three-month program that allows participants to explore Jackson, engage with influential leaders and take part in weekly sessions delving into critical topics affecting Jackson-Madison County.
Starting June 1, applicants can fill out a nomination form online at LeadershipJackson.com or at the 2024 Leadership Jackson Nomination form link. Applicants must be a Greater Jackson Chamber member, and a leader in their company or organization should nominate them. They can nominate themselves if they are the primary decision maker. Due to class size, members must limit their nominations to one per chamber member.
The 2024 class will be led by Leadership Jackson Chair Kris Kelley, JACOA, and Vice Chair Mike Bryant, Centennial Bank.
The comprehensive curriculum of Leadership Jackson covers a diverse range of topics throughout the weekly sessions while also incorporating a focus on leadership skill-building. Notable leaders from key sectors, including health care, criminal justice, economic development, livability, education, and government, will provide valuable insights by presenting an overview of the present state, challenges, and future vision of their respective fields. This collective knowledge equips participants with a broad understanding of the inner workings of Jackson-Madison County, fostering a big-picture perspective.
Real estate market report – Jackson-Madison County
According to the Multiple Listing Service –
New construction homes sold in May – 19
Number of active listings in May – 201
Average days on the market in May – 46
Number of homes sold in May – 119
Median sales price in May – $286,900
Year to Date Since January 1, 2024
According to the Multiple Listing Service –
New construction homes sold YTD – 58
Average days on market YTD – 47
Number of homes sold YTD – 405
Median sales price in YTD – $270,900
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