By Sophia Surrett, Daily Memphian Updated: September 27, 2024 7:02 AM CT | Published: September 27, 2024 4:00 AM CT Scooter’s Coffee opening five locations in Mid-South National coffee chain Scooter’s Coffee has five freestanding locations in the works within the Mid-South. Two Scooter’s Coffee locations have opened along U.S. 51, one at 712 U.S. 51 in Covington and one at 7971 U.S. 51 in Millington. Food Files: Waffle House may come to Forest Hill Irene, Gangsta Fried Chicken opens Downtown Two contracts have been closed: 2555 W. Goodman Road in Horn Lake and Church Road at the Shops of DeSoto Center. A contract could be signed for a location later this year at 1732 S. Highland Ave. in Jackson, Tennessee. Scooter’s Coffee, which has 321 locations nationwide, wants to open 18 more locations in the Mid-South within two years, with the next 12 under construction by the end of 2025. Gill Properties brokers Barry Maynard, Frank Dyer III and Emily Vanasek facilitate all Scooter’s new site deals.
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By Sophia Surrett, Daily Memphian Updated: September 25, 2024 4:00 AM CT | Published: September 25, 2024 4:00 AM CT Wallace Plastic Surgery Group Wallace Plastic Surgery Group has expanded its space in Baptist Hospital at 6125 Humphreys Blvd. with a 10-year lease that has multiple five-year options. The Memphis-based surgery group was in a 4,353-square-foot space but is now expanding into an adjacent area with an additional 2,175 square feet. <strong>Wallace Plastic Surgery Group has moved to Baptist Hospital.</strong> (Courtesy Barry Maynard/Gill Properties) Wallace Plastic Surgery Group has moved to Baptist Hospital. (Courtesy Barry Maynard/Gill Properties) The additional suite will be an esthetic center for skin care and esthetic services and should be open in January. The practice’s owner, Dr. Robert Wallace, said he wanted to stay and expand at the Baptist Hospital because of its convenience to other practices. “I did a children’s cleft work this morning at the Baptist’s Children’s Hospital, which is attached,” Wallace said. “It was very convenient in a number of ways for me.” Dan Walker & Associates will handle renovations. “We’re very pleased with the direction we’re headed and the services we’re able to provide,” Wallace said. Barry Maynard and Frank Dyer III with Gill Properties represented Wallace Plastic Surgery Group. Patrick Reilly with CBRE represented the landlord, Healthcare Realty Services LLC.
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