Center City

This is  representative of the new Midtown Memphis. Ten years ago a business like this wouldn't have survived. Let alone be successful. The new bike lanes everyone is crying about is being used. There are even people like Hunter Demster who are capitalizing on it already. The boardwalk across the Mississippi river to West Memphis is another future investment opportunity for someone.  Don' t  wait too late to think ahead. Bass Pro is going to open a lot of doors for other  businesses. The city recently passed a law allowing restaurants on  wheels. It has been so successful "Crumpy's Hot Wings" has  two trucks running already.

A section of this city is being carved out for a certain demographic.  It started with closing down the Fairgrounds.  Now we have the $31 million Kroc Center in it's place.  Now we have to go to the AG center or Desoto County to go to the fair. Then we turned Overton Park over to a conservancy. The Kroc Center has $30 membership fees and they're charging $25 for what used to be free concerts at the Levitt Shell.  The council also approved a $16.5 million project building a water retention drain and a indoor parking garage in Overton Square.. To match  the parking garage being built at the Overton Park Zoo. That coupled with a  downtown on the move. And don't forget about Mud Island.  It's going to be used again.  All tied together by a trolley.

With legislation constantly being passed making homosexuals a protected group. I wouldn't be surprised if Cooper-Young eventually became a crime free zone. Even the  dumbest criminal doesn' t want  to be charged with a hate crime. Kill a homosexual and get thrown under the jail.  The latest trend. Campus crime will stop as soon as they take the handcuffs off campus security   It's by design there are no more public housing projects downtown.  The only thing left of the old  Memphis is the Mid-South Coliseum.  Thus carving that line that I've been talking about for years. Down the center of the city. .