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Memphis, Tennessee in Shelby County
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Also known as:
Barbecued Pork Capital of the World
Birthplace of Rock'n Roll
Bluff City
City motto: Home of the Blues
111 active listings near Memphis
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$1,295,000    633 E Rocky Point Rd
$1,250,000   * 489 Tree Top Cv
$745,000    393 Greywood Ln
$665,000    505 Grey Hill Dr
$664,900    495 Doe Trail Cv
$589,900    341 Riveredge Dr W
$515,999    9039 Stonedale Dr
$499,900    9376 Rocky Valley Cv
$495,000    1081 Woodland Glade Cv N
$479,000    436 Walnut Point Cv
$475,000    197 Walnut Gardens Dr
$438,000    180 S Sanga Rd
$415,000    1134 Timberlake Dr E
$410,000    1271 Hall Valley Cv
$410,000    65 Summer Grove Rd
$400,000    489 N Country Way Dr
$398,700   * 56 N Forest Hill Irene Rd
$395,000    460 Chelsea Meadows Cv Lot 35-36
$394,999    1181 Sanbyrn Dr
$390,000    1209 Sanbyrn Dr
$389,900    8534 Shady Trail Cv
$389,000    482 Brook Ridge Cir
$383,000    9545 Woodland Creek Ln
$380,000   * 9985 Holly Grove Rd
$379,000    8428 Bazemore Rd
$377,750    8940 Doveland Dr
$369,900    1186 Macon Hall Rd
$364,900   * 403 Lida Cv
$359,900   * 8892 Forest Breeze Dr
$359,900    346 N Ericson Rd
$359,900   * 1081 W Links View Ln
$359,500    8747 Walnut Grove Rd
$359,000    609 N Featherwind Cv
$358,000    138 Walnut Ridge Ln
$355,000    384 Steadman Ln
$349,900    10279 Woodland Hills Dr
$349,000    8463 Stoksund Cv
$348,000    420 S Sanga Rd
$348,000    10344 Daeva Cv
$345,000    114 S Walnut Bend Dr
$344,900    819 Tropicana Dr E
$339,000    8673 Herring Cv
$335,000    1125 Hunters Green Cir S
$330,000    1039 Averett Cv
$329,900   * 8694 Chris Suzanne Cir
$325,000    39 Red Thorn Cv
$324,000    61 S Walnut Bend Dr
$315,000    810 Cedar Brake Dr
$314,000    747 Overcup Oaks Cv
$310,900    322 Walnut Trace Dr
$310,000    83 S Walnut Bend Dr
$309,900    8973 Hickory Trail Dr
$309,900   * 8676 S Rhonda Cir
$300,000    55 Vine Grove Ln
$300,000    969 Lycomedes Cv
$299,900    96 Vine Grove Ln
$299,900   * 472 W Regis Pl
$297,900    8557 Ericson Cv
$295,000    555 Woodland Trace Ln Lot 14
$295,000    7189 Chena Bay Ln
$289,900   * 73 Mysen Cir
$285,000    8375 Thor Rd
$284,900    8622 High Cotton Cv
$279,900   * 1098 Fox Trace Cv
$279,500    691 Walnut Valley Ln
$275,000    863 Timber Grove Dr
$275,000    8067 Norwich Dr
$274,900    796 Wood Wren Cv
$265,000    1219 Breezy Valley Dr
$265,000   * 7700 Autumn Creek Dr
$264,900    8681 Overcup Oaks Dr
$264,900   * 6927 Scofield Cv
$264,900    6905 Raleigh Lagrange Rd
$260,000   * 130 Country Pl
$259,900   * 8087 S Regis Pl
$259,000   * 6907 Manslick Rd
$256,000    8612 Overcup Oaks Dr
$255,000    8583 Brer Fox Cv
$250,000   * 1148 Cross Valley Dr
$249,900    533 Cairn Dr Ext
$246,000    6911 Scofield Dr
$242,000   * 350 Port Douglas Cv
$235,000    7030 Presmond Rd
$235,000    6938 Lagrange Cir
$234,900    8623 Bear Track Cv
$229,900    9161 Chastain Pl
$219,000    7190 Charlton Way
$195,000    555 Woodland Trace Ln Lot 15
$159,000    10025 Holly Grove Rd Lot 2
$135,000    386 Greywood Ln Lot 80C
$135,000    394 Greywood Ln Lot 80D
$135,000    406 Greywood Ln Lot 80
$135,000    374 Greywood Ln Lot 80B
$70,000   * 7201 Bridgewater Church Rdg Lots 31 & 32
$45,000    68 Vine Grove Ln Lot 127

Interested in fun facts and the history of Memphis, TN?
Then read on!

- Memphis is the second most populous city in Tennessee with a population of over 650,000 people.
- It is known as the "Home of the Blues" and the "Birthplace of Rock 'n Roll" due to its rich musical history and influence.
- Memphis was founded in 1819 by John Overton, James Winchester, and Andrew Jackson, who later became the seventh President of the United States.
- The city played a significant role during the civil rights movement, with many important events and figures associated with Memphis. In 1968, civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis outside of the Lorraine Motel, which is now the National Civil Rights Museum.

Additionally, in 1878, the infamous yellow fever epidemic broke out in Memphis, killing approximately 5,000 people and causing the city's population to decrease by nearly 75%. Many people fled the city, including healthcare professionals, leaving those who remained to face the outbreak with limited resources and support. This event had a lasting impact on the city and its development.