City – The Walk

The City

Memphis Tennessee

The central geographic location of the city combined with its competitive tax structure allows Memphis to draw quality businesses. Chief Executive Magazine recently named Tennessee the “7th Best State for Business” based on measures that included tax and regulatory regime, quality of the workforce and quality of life.

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Fortune 500 Corporate Companies Headquarters

82,804

Downtown Memphis’ Daytime Population

48,411

Downtown Residential Population

8.62%

Annual rate growth of Memphis MSA GDP

304,000

Memphis MSA has added jobs since the beginning of 2011

36.5

Metropolitan Memphis average age

Memphis is one of the strongest job growth markets of any city its size – beating out New Orleans, St. Louis, Kansas City, Indianapolis and Louisville.

Bloomberg

Residential Memphis

Residential

The city is growing steadily, with developments positioned to accommodate the inbound migration from local, regional, and international markets.

Memphis Tech and Innovation

Tech and Innovation

Memphis is rising as an affordable hub for tech players and aspiring innovators, with a strong entrepreneurial foundation full of opportunity.

Memphis Office and Jobs

Office and Job Growth

A low cost of living, business- favorable tax laws, and high quality of life make Memphis an attractive destination for world-class employers.

Memphis Hospitality

Hospitality

Visitors have been increasingly attracted to the Memphis buzz, dubbed a top city to visit in 2019 by Food & Wine, Frommer’s, and Travel Channel.