A Comparison of Residential Markets for Chain Retail Stores in the Central Business District of Knoxville with Residential Markets for Chain Retail Stores in the Central Business Districts of Birmingham, Lexington, and Greenville

Author

Jennifer Robin Hassell, University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Date of Award

8-2001

Degree Type

Thesis

Degree Name

Master of Science

Major

Landscape Architecture

Major Professor

James A. Spencer

Committee Members

Bruce E. Tonn, Thomas P. Boehm

Abstract

(Need for Study)

A potential solution for the problem of high vacancy of retail space in the central business district of Knoxville may be revitalization of the retail role of the central business district. The role may not be equal to the once vital historical role. In other words, the role may not be as a regional center but rather a center to serve the needs of the community within and surrounding the central business district. This new role may be secondarily supported by the cultural opportunities of the central business district. These opportunities are the focus of tourism from the surrounding metropolitan area, region, and nation.

Recommended Citation

Hassell, Jennifer Robin, "A Comparison of Residential Markets for Chain Retail Stores in the Central Business District of Knoxville with Residential Markets for Chain Retail Stores in the Central Business Districts of Birmingham, Lexington, and Greenville. " Master's Thesis, University of Tennessee, 2001.
https://trace.tennessee.edu/utk_gradthes/4622