Biography
Josh Flory covers real estate, economic development and financial services. Josh joined the News Sentinel in 2007, and previously worked as a reporter for the Nashville Business Journal and the Columbia (MO) Daily Tribune. A native of Ohio, he graduated from the University of Missouri in 1998 with a degree in journalism.Read Josh's blogs: The Bank Draft and Property Scope
| Link | Date |
|---|---|
| Property Scope blog | 07/08/2009 |
| The Bank Draft blog | 07/08/2009 |
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Flory: Another quest for a Walmart
Published 11/04/2009 at midnight
How many weeks in a row can the Scope write about un-built Walmart stores? At least two!
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Flory: Rocky road to Dumplin Creek
Published 10/28/2009 at midnight
The road to development success often is blocked by obstacles. Sometimes, in fact, the obstacle is a road.
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Flory: Appraisals squeezing landlords
Published 10/21/2009 at midnight
Think your mortgage is a pain in the neck? Don’t look for any sympathy from local commercial real estate investors.
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Flory: Navy man makes best of shipwreck
Published 10/14/2009 at midnight
In a previous career, shipwrecks likely ranked among David Gothard’s worst nightmares. More recently, though, a maritime disaster is linked to one of the Sevierville broker’s professional highlights.
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Flory: Big beef at Central St. restaurant
Published 10/07/2009 at midnight
A fledgling Happy Holler restaurant may specialize in veggies, but a landlord-tenant dispute has sparked some beefs at the courthouse.
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Flory: Iron Man at bat in Blount baseball bid
Published 09/30/2009 at midnight
As it turns out, a hard-hit baseball to the melon can be an effective strategy for creating new clients.
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Flory: 36 Market Square to get facelift
Published 09/23/2009 at midnight
Don't be alarmed, but a building is communicating with the Scope.
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Flory: Brownlow Lofts make the grade
Published 09/16/2009 at midnight
It's back-to-school time in North Knoxville - but no backpacks are required.
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Flory: Lawsuits filed over Crimson
Published 09/09/2009 at midnight
The Crimson Building may be on the construction slow track, but there's been a flurry of activity at the nearby courthouse.
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E-mails cause wave of dismay
Published 09/02/2009 at midnight
By any measure, it’s been a tough year at TVA headquarters.
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Bids low on former Braden's
Published 11/07/2009 at midnight
Bids for a former downtown furniture store came in well below the appraised value on Friday, but that's good news for the building's next-door neighbor.
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Musician has something new on plate with store
Published 11/07/2009 at midnight
The former voice of the Blue Plate Special has set up shop a little farther south.
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Braden's auction disappoints seller
Updated 11/06/2009 at 3:07 p.m.
KNOXVILLE -- The auction of a former furniture store on Western Avenue drew plenty of interest on Friday, but the winning bid fell short of the property’s appraised value.
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Regions CEO must pay for flights
Updated 11/06/2009 at 2:15 p.m.
The latest 10-Q filed by Regions Financial includes an “Aircraft Time Sharing Agreement.”
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Holiday Inn has a buyer
Published 11/06/2009 at midnight
A prominent downtown hotel that for months has been the subject of sale rumors is under contract to a local developer.
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Downtown Holiday Inn under contract
Updated 11/05/2009 at 2:09 p.m.
KNOXVILLE -- Developer Nick Cazana said Thursday that he has a signed contract to buy the downtown Holiday Inn Select, at 525 Henley St.
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University of Phoenix plans Knoxville branch
Published 11/05/2009 at midnight
East Tennessee students may soon have another choice when it comes to higher education.
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University of Phoenix coming to Knoxville
Updated 11/04/2009 at 2:08 p.m.
KNOXVILLE -- Justin Cazana, of Commercial & Investment Properties, said today that University of Phoenix has inked a deal to lease 17,000 square feet in CIP’s Century Park I office building.
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Knoxville TVA Employees Credit Union buys Bearden building
Updated 11/04/2009 at 11:05 a.m.
KNOXVILLE -- A former BB&T branch on Kingston Pike, across from Long’s Drug Store in Bearden, has been sold to Knoxville TVA Employees Credit Union, according to Jim Holleman of Wood Properties.
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Alabama firm invests locally
Published 11/03/2009 at midnight
Development company Horne Properties recently completed apartment hand-offs worth more than $21 million to a firm from Crimson Tide country, including one that will likely rank among the year’s largest local real estate deals.
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