Shelby County Sees Business Rise and Slower Housing
A state report reveals rising new business filings and low recession risks in Shelby County alongside a slower housing market. Officials note that inflation and high mortgage rates are keeping homes on the market longer.
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Tennessee recorded 24,733 new business filings during the second quarter of 2026, marking a 23.1% increase year-over-year. The data comes from the latest quarterly state report released during the summer morning briefing. This surge signals underlying economic resilience across the United States, according to state officials.
