August 10, 2015
THREE GENERATIONS OF VISION: A TIMELINE OF THE MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS IN THE BOYLE STORY FOR THE PAST 70 YEARS
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– 1906 – Edward Boyle breaks ground on his vision for a neighborhood with enduring appeal in Mid-Town Memphis. Our cover features this development as it is today. |
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– 1933 – Three brothers, Bayard Boyle, Sr., Snowden Boyle and Charles Boyle, form Boyle Investment Company. |
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– 1947 – The Boyle brothers begin one of their first residential subdivisions in East Memphis. |
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– 1962 – The 160,000-square-foot Madison |
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– 1963 – Boyle begins development of this 2.2 million-square-foot industrial park on 600 acres at Raines & Mendenhall. |
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– 1963 – Boyle develops one of its first retail complexes in East Memphis. |
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– 1966 – Construction begins on River Oaks, which becomes one of Boyle’s signature residential developments in Memphis. |
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– 1970 – Construction begins on Farmington in Germantown, which becomes the largest mixed-use development in Shelby County. |
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– 1973 – One of the first office parks in East Memphis, which now includes more than 2 million square feet of space. |
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– 1983 – Big wooded lots and gently curving streets create a distinctive charm for this second phase of River Oaks. |
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-1988 – Boyle develops this prestigious neighborhood of generously sized lots in a lovely wooded setting in East Memphis. |
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– 1989 – Boyle opens Regalia, knowing the time is right for an upscale, East Memphis |
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– 1991 – Ground is broken for U.S. Postal Service Regional Headquarters at |
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– 1993 – Boyle begins to concentrate on the development of medical office space at Humphreys Center. |
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– 1994 – Boyle begins development of two exclusive golf-course neighborhoods at Southwind, The Gardens at Southwind and Golf Walk. |
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– 1995 – Boyle develops this large community center with regional draw serving the growing areas of Germantown and Collierville. |
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– 1995 – Boyle develops a 364,000-square-foot power center serving an upscale consumer trade area at one of the most dynamic intersections in the Metro-Dallas area. |
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– 1996 – Boyle begins development of a 443-acre mixed-use community in the Town of Collierville. The community is the new home for Helena Chemical Company’s Headquarters. |
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– 1997 – Boyle works directly with Thomas & Betts to create a worldwide headquarters |
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– 1998 – Boyle develops a “Class A” office building and two years later begins work on an identical building at 6325 Humphreys. |
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– 2000 – Boyle’s most recent development at Ridgeway Center is the 150,000-square-foot Morgan Keegan building. |
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– 2001 – Boyle develops this premier community center at the common border between Germantown and Collierville. |
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– 2002 – Boyle develops this 200,000-square-foot headquarters facility, which houses 500 employees at Humphreys Center. |