Henry Turley Company | Discover Good City Living in Memphis.

Developing Community. Since 1977.

Developing Community. Since 1977.

Developing Community. Since 1977.

Developing Community. Since 1977.

Developing Community. Since 1977.

Developing Community. Since 1977.

When it comes to managing our properties, we believe that our interests and those of our tenants almost always align. This belief accounts for the positive, productive relationships we maintain with our tenants. Over the long run, this approach has been successful for us—as well as for our commercial and residential tenants.

“We look for projects that make our city better. We don’t ask ‘What kinds of projects are making money?’ Instead we ask ‘What is not being done that would help make this a better city?’”

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A multi-story brick building with the name "Barboro Flats" displayed vertically on the side. The bottom part of the building has a grey exterior with a sign for "ABC Office Furnishings." There are multiple windows and a tree partly visible on the left.

Barboro Flats

A three-story brick apartment building with green roofs is shown. Balconies feature railings, and the property is surrounded by lush trees and shrubs. A clear, light blue sky with wispy clouds and jet trails is visible in the background.

The Gilmore

A three-story apartment building with beige siding and white trim features a sign that reads "Jackson Walk Apartments." The building has balconies and stairs leading to the entrance, surrounded by greenery and a paved walkway.

Jackson Walk Apartments

A historic four-story brick building with large windows is set on a tree-lined street. The street is paved with bricks and has a fire hydrant, potted plants, and a mural on a nearby wall. The sky is clear and blue, suggesting a sunny day.

Main Street & Cornerstone Flats

A white entrance archway reads "The Metropolitan" with a large "M" on top, above a black iron gate and brick columns, leading into a residential area with trees and buildings in the background.

Metropolitan & Greenlaw Place

A row of modern, multi-story brick townhouses with large windows and small front lawns. Each unit features a small porch with stairs and white columns. The clear blue sky and well-maintained landscaping are visible.

Orleans Station

A white sign with orange neon numbers "66" and orange lettering that reads "Radio Center Flats" is mounted on the exterior of a building. The sign is against a backdrop of windows and a section of the building.

Radio Center Flats

A modern apartment building features multiple balconies and a gray and beige exterior. In the foreground, a pergola with lush green vines and well-maintained bushes adds a touch of nature to the scene.

South Bluffs Apartments

A modern apartment building with a gray and brick facade, featuring white balconies. The front yard is landscaped with green bushes and flowers. A sidewalk runs along the building, shaded by trees with lush green leaves.

South Junction

This image shows a sunny outdoor area with a rectangular swimming pool surrounded by lounge chairs and umbrellas. Wooden pergolas flank the pool on both sides, and a seating area with tables and chairs is in the foreground. Apartment buildings are visible in the background.

South Line at Central Station

Aerial view of a cityscape with a prominent pyramid-shaped building, multiple high-rise buildings, a bridge in the distance, and a highway with vehicles. Construction cranes are visible, and residential areas are spread throughout the scene.

Uptown Square Apartments

A modern building entrance with a glass canopy and a large black sign reading "Van Vleet Flats" in orange and white letters. The entrance is under a metal framework, and the address "122" is visible on the glass door. Brick walls and street view in the background.

Van Vleet Flats