Spotlight on 324 S. Front Street

If you have been strolling past Gus’s World Famous Fried Chicken on South Front Street lately, you might have noticed new activity next door. The property at 324 South Front Street in Downtown Memphis, just steps away from the iconic Memphis eatery, is getting attention—and changes are afoot.

What’s Happening?

This property, prominently located near the bustling South Main Historic Arts District and close to the riverfront, has been the subject of curiosity for both locals and visitors alike. According to The Commercial Appeal, New York developer Tom Intrator has acquired this Downtown lot as part of a broader initiative to revitalize properties throughout the neighborhood. While specific project plans have yet to be officially announced, the city has seen a wave of mixed-use developments that bring together retail, residential, and entertainment—and this prime location could continue that Memphis momentum.

Downtown is Booming

Downtown Memphis continues to flourish, drawing energy from destinations like Gus’s Fried Chicken, Main Street’s vibrant shops, and the landmark Orpheum Theatre. As new developments take shape, they help fuel the local economy, attract visitors, and expand the spirit of the city’s famous hospitality.

Stay Connected

Curious about what’s next for 324 S. Front Street? Keep your eyes on This Is Memphis for future updates. We will share details as soon as development plans are shared with the community. Downtown Memphis is on the rise—and you will not want to miss what comes next.

Original Story by Neil Strebig at https://www.commercialappeal.com/story/money/business/development/2026/04/03/tom-intrator-downtown-memphis-properties/89291836007/


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