Memphis Communities

With its prime location in the heart of the East Memphis business district and its ample amenities, the 204-acre Ridgeway Center at Poplar & I-240 has set the standard for mixed-use developments. Offering more than one million square feet of space, including office buildings, a condominium complex, banks, hotels, movie theater, church and restaurants, Ridgeway Center has been praised as a “city on the edge of a city.” Along with Ridgeway Center’s opportunities for high-end developments, it also offers aesthetic appeal; Memphis City Beautiful presented the center with a special award for its “excellent, well-maintained environment.” Ridgeway Center is home to more than 150 businesses and national headquarters.

With the atmosphere and charm of a southern small town, 443-acre Schilling Farms in Collierville is the product of extensive research, meticulous planning, and exacting standards, which have led to a state-of-the-art mixed-use development serving one of the nation’s fastest-growing communities. Neighborhoods, designed with historic Collierville architecture in mind, restore the slow pace and simple elegance of the past, while the Schilling Farms business environment provides tenants with an opportunity to work close to home in the heart of Greater Memphis’ professional population center. Churches, schools, parks, and medical centers round out the sense of community that gives owners, tenants, employees, and residents an exceptional quality of life. Schilling Farms is home to a major recreational YMCA, headquarter facilities for Helena Chemical Corporation, BankTennessee, MCR Safety HQ, Juice Plus HQ, The Carrington and Carrington West apartments, Schilling Farms Middle School, Schilling Farms Life Church and The Neighborhood at Schilling Farms.

Boyle is in the planning stages for a new community we call Avilla. The private and gated community will be country living at its best, with rolling terrain and spectacular views of the community lake. Reserve your lot today.

Fisherville Farms is a 1,130-acre mixed-use, master planned community prominently situated off I-269 and Macon Road. The majority of the property is located in the Northeast quadrant of the intersection and lies within Fayette County, Tennessee, while the remaining portion is strategically set in the intersection’s Northwest quadrant, which is located in Shelby County, Tennessee. This integrated, mixed-used community will be organized in a way that forms individual village hamlets that are each buffered by rolling open space and treed lands, but conveniently linked with one another by a carefully tailored network of trails, walkways and pedestrian friendly streets. Commercial, office, residential and civic uses will each be carefully positioned and highly integrated. A wide variety of housing types is anticipated and will be seamlessly embedded within each village to ensure a pleasant walk for residents to jobs, services, education and other convenient amenities within the community. Careful research and planning have been done to preserve environmental assets and sensitive areas. Preservation of open space, rural stewardship, light imprint infrastructure, organic farming and other important principles and practices of environmental sustainability will be implemented once development begins. Evangelical Christian School (ECS) purchased Fisherville Farms’ first site and plans to build an extensive school complex in the years to come.

Fisherville Farms is an 1,130-acre mixed-use, master planned community prominently situated in the two northern quadrants of I-269 and Macon Road. The Shelby County section, encompasssing 170 acres, sits in the Northwest quadrant of the intersection, and the remaining portion is strategically set in the Northeast quadrant, which is located in Fayette County, Tennessee. The overall mixed-used community will be organized in a way that forms individual village hamlets that are linked with one another by a carefully tailored network of trails, walkways and pedestrian friendly streets. Commercial, office, residential and civic uses will each be carefully positioned and highly integrated.

The 300-acre Humphreys Center provides high visibility and ideal location at Interstate 240 and Walnut Grove Road. The product of strict attention to detail and quality design, this mixed-use development, which consists of retail, medical offices, a hotel, and a 600-home residential development, was called a residential and commercial “community in its own right” by The New York Times. The center’s popular appeal and numerous amenities garnered it the Memphis Chapter of Lambda Alpha International’s “Excellence in Real Estate Project Award.” Both The Shops of Humphreys Center and Humphreys Boulevard have received the City Beautiful Award by the Memphis City Beautiful Commission. Major tenants of Humphreys Center include the regional headquarters for the U.S. Postal Service, Semmes-Murphey Clinic, LeBonheur Outpatient Clinic, and the headquarters for both Baptist Memorial Health Care.

Morrison Village is an 11.5 acre integrated mixed use village hamlet located just north of the Highway 385 / Houston Levee Road exit. Surrounded by over 30 acres of passive parkland with connection to the Town of Collierville’s greenbelt trail system, Morrison Village is unique in its ability to provide immediate access to scenic open space while at the same time deliver convenient neighborhood living, shopping and working in a pedestrian friendly, walkable environment. Residential, office and retail uses will be carefully knitted together and may include townhomes, flats above neighborhood shops and services and a hotel. The first phase is completed as a child care facility, a great amenity to complement the other uses within Morrison Village.

This award-winning, naturally preserved gated community in the heart of Old Germantown features 16 home sites positioned around approximately four acres of manicured park-like open spaces. Natural streams flowing under stone bridges and two ponds with fountains create spectacular natural views.

Price Farms is a vibrant, growing mixed use center at the intersection of Hwy 385 and Houston Levee Road in Collierville, Tn. Anchored by the Avenue Carriage Crossing with over 80 shops and a Marriott Courtyard, the Price Farms development is a joint venture with the Morrison family and Boyle. Highly visible, the development lies in three quadrants of the grade-separated interchange and has almost a half mile of frontage on both sides of Hwy 385 as well as Shelby Drive. It offers nearly a mile of frontage on one of Shelby County’s most important north-south arterials – Houston Levee Road. The tightly knit Morrison Village is on the northern flank adjoining Shea Road. Numerous out parcel opportunities are offered.

Collierville’s best in elegant country living, Spring Creek Ranch is a master-planned 820-acre residential community. Nestled around the 330-acre Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course in the area’s best rural reserve area. It offers it’s residents stunning vistas and unique home sites, while reflecting the excellence of the course. Within Spring Creek Ranch there are currently three differing residential communities, each offering low county-only taxes in the Collierville reserve area. The Village at Spring Creek Ranch offers low-maintenance ease in close proximity to the development’s swim club, and many of Memphis’ finest homebuilders. The Manor offers slightly larger lots with captivating views and rolling terrain and stately mature trees. The private and gated Grand Manor provides residents with estate sized lots with prime views of the course and the new Chinquapin Lake. When completed the conservation community will be linked with miles of natural trails and walking paths in a beautiful serene setting unlike anything else in the region.

Twin Lakes of Piperton is an upscale, walkable, rural porch community just minutes from Main Street Collierville. With more than 40 acres of common open space and a wooded park area along the Wolf River, Twin Lakes offers abundant outdoor amenities, including two lakes for fishing and canoeing, nearly a half-mile of trails linking lakes to the Wolf River, and low Piperton and Fayette County taxes.