Neighborhoods in Memphis, TN

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  Gray's Creek

  On the outskirts of Memphis in southwestern Tennessee, Gray’s Creek’s atmosphere gives its residents the tranquil environment of rural living while still making it easy to get to the nightlife of downtown. Its wide span of home prices, large lots and history, be it one of the area’s first brick homes or a longstanding stagecoach inn, means it has

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    $483K

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    $235K - $4.3M

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  Mud Island

  What once was a Mississippi River sandbar is now a highly sought-after patch of Memphis real estate. Mud Island, while technically a peninsula set between the river and Wolf River Harbor, has a certain ring of irony to it. A colorful blend of diverse home styles better complements the Memphis skyline than they do the Mississippi River, whose muddy

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    $439K

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    $280K - $948K

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  Greentrees

  The Memphis community of Greentrees delivers what its name promises. Large, lush trees tower over the community’s generously sized lots. While exclusively residential, the neighborhood is less than 2 miles from grocery stores, restaurants and one of the largest city parks in the country: Shelby Farms Park. This massive recreational area -- which

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    $428K

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    $262K - $571K

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  South Main

  South Main is known as Memphis’s Historic Arts District, although some locals see that term as a misnomer. “I think we kind of prefer to call it South Main Historic District now,” says Jean Andrus, longtime resident and owner of The Book Juggler. Many galleries that once overtook the neighborhood have closed as artists began displaying their work

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    $426K

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    $190K - $1.6M

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    75 Listings

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  Annesdale

  Annesdale’s beginnings in the early 1900s foreshadowed the future of suburban living in the United States. “Annesdale is the heart of Memphis. History beats in the very walls of its homes,” says Carrie Benitone, an agent with Ware Jones Realtors and a Memphis native. When the Memphis population grew to over 100,000 in 1900, a rise in industry led

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    $344K

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    $62K - $1M

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  Midtown Memphis

  Austin Rowe never knows what he might see around the Midtown Memphis neighborhood. A team lead at real estate firm Rowe Wyse Partners at Parks, Rowe is a 10-year resident of Midtown. In that time, Rowe has seen everything around the neighborhood from stately 100-year-old homes to a 60-year-old man with purple hair, a pink tank top and a wizard’s

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    $333K

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    $155K - $1.2M

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    56 Listings

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  Audubon Park

  Named for its expansive park, Audubon Park is a combination of green spaces, local amenities and top-rated schools that result in a quiet suburban community. “This is a great starter neighborhood with walkability to a lot of local restaurants,” says Conlee Stringfellow, a Realtor with Ware Jones who has been selling homes in the area for over 10

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    $332K

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    $91K - $1.9M

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    252 Listings

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  Chickasaw Gardens

  In Chickasaw Gardens, towering oak trees shade 20th-century homes, while crape myrtles and magnolia trees adorn the edges of front walkways. “Chickasaw Gardens is one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Memphis,” says Kris Goudy of 360 RealtyPro, a broker with 15 years of experience in the area. “Most of the homes were custom-built, and the

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    $332K

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    $135K - $1.6M

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    85 Listings

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  Southern Shelby County

  East Memphis is filled with suburban developments, but in Southern Shelby County, rolling hills surround the quiet suburban streets. “It’s right on the Mississippi border and has more of a rural feel, but is still conveniently located,” says Lisa Harris, a Realtor at Crye Leike. Just 30 minutes from the city center, Southern Shelby County is great

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    $325K

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    $200K - $1.3M

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  Cordova

  In Western Tennessee, the suburban community of Cordova sits on the outskirts of Memphis. There aren’t exact boundaries for this sprawling suburb, but it’s generally agreed upon that Cordova makes up much of the land that sits south of Interstate 40 and north of Wolf River; Pisgah Road borders to the east and Whitten Road to the west. Over the

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    $309K

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    $190K - $810K

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    186 Listings

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  Shady Grove

  Those looking for spacious living in a suburban setting while staying close to the hum of Memphis might be looking to settle in Shady Grove. The East Memphis neighborhood comprises several subdivisions that provide modest residences on large, well-maintained lots. “Shady Grove is a beautiful neighborhood,” says local Realtor Lisa Harris, who has

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    $301K

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    $117K - $1.6M

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    15 Listings

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  Cooper-Young

  Named for the intersection of two major thoroughfares in its southern half, Cooper-Young is just east of Memphis in southwestern Tennessee. The area’s name defines its character: Cooper Street and Young Avenue help link the area’s bustling scene of shops and restaurants with its more residential side. Besides a trio of train tracks dividing the

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    $296K

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    $129K - $834K

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    67 Listings

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  Downtown Memphis

  The urban air of downtown Memphis fills with blues and rock music and the aroma of small coffee shops as residents walk past buildings marked with colorful murals. Revitalized historic buildings now host restaurants or are adapted to residential living, and locals enjoy an array of cultural and entertainment venues right at home. Bordering the

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    $271K

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    $104K - $879K

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    32 Listings

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  Colonial Acres

  In 1953, while trees were being cut down around Memphis to create neighborhood housing, the developers of Colonial Acres were bringing trees in. The goal was for each home to have at least two oak trees, and it's evident that their vision came to fruition. The natural scenery is enhanced by the community's parks, including Sea Isle Park and

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    $247K

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    $140K - $677K

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  Vollintine Evergreen

  The entrance to Vollintine Evergreen from the east on North Parkway consists of a natural tunnel of mature trees and views of the Rhodes College campus’ distinct stone Gothic Revival buildings. Sharing its name with two intersecting neighborhood streets, Vollintine Evergreen lies in a historic district mostly comprised of century-old cottages.

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    $214K

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    $74K - $524K

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  Fox Meadows

  Just 16 miles from downtown, Fox Meadows is a Southeastern Memphis suburb known for its namesake golf course. Local Realtor Cresha Rounds, who has nearly a decade of experience selling homes in the area with Adora Realty, says the neighborhood is the type where people stay long-term. “You can find homeowners that have lived here for 20 to 30 years

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    $190K

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    $35K - $255K

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  Hickory Hill

  Hickory Hill wasn’t always part of Memphis proper. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, the neighborhood experienced rapid growth as an unincorporated part of Shelby County. Once the city annexed it in 1998, though, the community faced new challenges: a rapidly declining population and a rise in crime. Despite the ups and downs of its past, Hickory

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    $185K

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    $97K - $290K

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  Crosstown

  Crosstown offers a residential enclave with single-family homes centered around a thriving commercial hub and community center. “This is an older, historic area anchored by the Crosstown Concourse,” says Linda Sowell, the Principal Broker of Sowell Realtors who has been selling homes in the area for over 40 years. “That has an awful lot to offer

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    $167K

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    $59K - $402K

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  Raleigh

  With active community centers, industrial development and new construction, Raleigh is a growing suburb. “This area has really experienced a lot of revitalization,” says Jeremy Veldman, an Affiliate Broker with Kaizen Realty who has been selling homes in the area for over 10 years. “A lot of anchors have popped up in the last few years. The Amazon

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    $166K

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    $85K - $351K

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  Uptown Memphis

  With the Wolf River and Arkansan border just to the west, and the lights of downtown Memphis to the south, Uptown Memphis provides its residents with local flair in a centrally-located neighborhood. Whether it’s the northern, more residential part of the region or the vibrant Pinch District on the south side, known for the Bass Pro Shops Pyramid,

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    $166K

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    $100K - $264K

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  Whitehaven

  Whitehaven, about 10 miles south of downtown, opens the door to all that Memphis offers. Most people associate Whitehaven with Graceland and the royal legacy of Elvis Presley, but the community is so much more complex. Bonded by a culture of blues music and heart-warming cuisine, the people of Whitehaven embrace a rich pride in their South Memphis

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    $157K

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    $65K - $344K

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  Parkway Village

  In Parkway Village, towering oak and hickory trees canopy over quiet residential streets, granting shade for summer strolls and painting the skies with rich greens and yellows each fall. Located in southeast Memphis, the suburb features single-family homes with a comparatively lower price point than surrounding areas. “The affordability of houses

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    $152K

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    $47K - $266K

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  South City

  South City merged with Memphis in 1849, and from that point forward, it remained at the forefront of the city’s racial equality movement. Home to the first free-standing public library and junior high in the city for African Americans, the neighborhood is rich with history — but its story is still being written in the 21st century. The South City

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    $138K

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    $26K - $437K

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  Oakhaven

  Close to the southwesternmost corner of Tennessee, on the outskirts of Memphis, the Oakhaven neighborhood is situated only about a mile from the Mississippi state line. Sitting alongside the Memphis International Airport and just under 15 miles from the city’s downtown, the sparse suburban neighborhood’s residents have found reason to stay despite

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    $126K

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    $80K - $210K

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  Binghampton

  Binghampton began as a small railroad town anchored by industrial development, but today, those industrial buildings display vibrant murals and are home to a lively retail corridor along Broad Avenue. “This area is really on the rise,” says Linda Sowell, the Principal Broker of Sowell Realtors who has been selling homes in the area for over 40

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    $125K

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    $51K - $434K

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    43 Listings

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