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June
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By John Wood, Memphis Commercial Appeal

 

Sunday, May 31, 2009

 

If you have a taste for Memphis history and an appetite for all of the exciting Downtown activities, then you may want to consider living at the Claridge House Condominiums, located in the heart of Downtown Memphis at Main and Adams.

 

Best known prior to conversion as the Claridge Hotel, this 17-floor structure that was originally built in 1924 served as a focal point of Memphis social life for more than three decades -- hosting such well-known performers as the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra and the King himself, Elvis Presley.

 

Positioned directly on the trolley line next to Memphis City Hall and close to AutoZone Park, Beale Street, FedExForum, the new University of Memphis Law School that is opening in December and Cook Convention Cen...

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June
1

Crye-Leike, REALTORS agents and associates across Central Arkansas have joined in the annual KTHV Summer Cereal Drive to benefit the Arkansas Foodbank.

 

Crye-Leike agents would like to encourage their clients - past and present - along with individuals, families and groups to stop by their nearest Crye-Leike, REALTORS branch office in Central Arkansas to drop-off non perishable cereal donations.

 

Any kind of non perishable cereal, oatmeal, pop tart, cream of wheat and breakfast item can be donated to benefit the Arkansas Foodbank and children across the state.

 

WHAT COUNTS AS CEREAL?

Dry cereal boxes OR bags

Cereal/Breakfast Bars

Pop Tarts

Oatmeal

Cream of Wheat

 

The THV drive starts today June 1, 2009 and continues through...

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June
1

Business News

 

By Don Wade, Memphis Commercial Appeal

 

Sunday, May 31, 2009

 

Shakespeare's line, "The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers," has endured.

 

And inspired: "The first thing we do, let's kill all the ..."

 

Used car salesmen.

 

Reporters.

 

Real estate agents.

 

Mike Lawhead isn't a lawyer or a used car salesman. But for 14 years he was a television reporter at Channel 3 and he's now a broker with Caldwell Banker in his 18th year in real estate.

 

In the midst of a tough residential market and in the aftermath of a presidential campaign in which the only common ground was disdain for the mass media, he isn't sure who the public trusts less.

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June
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By early May, the 2-acre yard marred by tall weeds, dead tree branches and leaning fences branded the five-bathroom house in Germantown as a foreclosure.

 

With neighboring homes valued at more than $1 million, the feral yard at 2420 Johnson finally received a rough mow arranged by the city.

 

Germantown charged Florida mortgage firm $325 for the yard work.

 

Sold for an unusually high $1.3 million in 2004, the vacant house has been in foreclosure twice since 2005.

 

But while this picture may fit the stereotype of the national crisis, it is not a typical snapshot of the impact of foreclosures in the white-collar suburbs of Memphis.

 

In communities where protecting home values is practically the prime directive, the Shelby County Assessor's office reports that values in...

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June
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By Stacey Wiedower, Memphis Commercial Appeal

 

Sunday, May 31, 2009

 

Most couples are content to give roses or chocolates as Valentine's Day gifts. Not Nathan and Kaitlin Metheny. At least not this year.

 

This year, their gift to each other was a house.

 

The couple closed on their Cordova home, in the Lee Line Farms neighborhood near Houston Levee and Macon roads, on Feb. 13 after nearly a year-long search. They purchased the three-bedroom, two-bath, 1,800-square-foot home for $99,900.

 

Ten days before the couple signed on the dotted line, daughter Zoe was born.

 

"I kept telling people we were in a race between baby and house because we didn't know which was coming first," Kaitlin said.

 

So one of the coupl...

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