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There is progress on the rise in The Edge District. Read more from The Daily Memphian.

Read about DSG's Butler Brothers Building project in St. Louis.

Learn about "the rise" in popularity and commercial real estate in The Edge District in this article by the Daily Memphian.

DSG reached a deal with the city of St. Louis for tax incentives to rehabilitate the 2-acre Butler Brothers building in downtown, which is set to become a mixed-use space of apartments and commercial space.

Learn more about The Candler Hotel in Atlanta.

Learn more about the Kimpton Harper Hotel in Fort Worth.

Learn more about the award in the Memphis Business Journal.

Development Services Group's project The Candler Hotel in Atlanta, Georgia, was announced as a 2021 winner of the National Award of Merit in the Rehabilitation, Renovation and/or Restoration category from the Design-Build Institute of America.

Originally built in 1921, Development Services Group, Inc. acquired and renovated the landmark building into a lavish new Kimpton Harper Hotel in downtown Fort Worth.

Learn more about the project in the Daily Memphian.

Ethan Knight brought StyleBlueprint on a tour of the Edge District to show the latest happenings and upcoming ventures of the revived neighborhood.

Development Services Group selects Davidson Hotels & Resorts to manage new boutique hotel in historic Fort Worth landmark building, debuting spring 2021.

Learn about our adaptive reuse project for luxury apartments in a historic break factory.

We have a personal passion for public projects that serve and connect community members.

The Edge District is moving up.

While Memphis has been ramping up its number of commercial developments in recent years, the pandemic had other plans.

DSG is proud to be part of an adaptive reuse project in Tampa.

Learn about our plans for a historic skyscraper in Downtown Fort Worth.

Curbed Magazine tours Atlanta's Candler Building after its renovation into a boutique hotel.

Construction has begun on turning the Edge District into a social seam for gathering, playing, entertainment, public art, eating and shopping.