The start of 2021 was promising for the commercial real estate industry, and the Universal Commercial team is grateful for the opportunity to put in hard work. We extend our appreciation to our clients who have built real partnerships with us and who continue to trust us to represent their best interests. Read the 1st quarter edition of our newsletter, The Universe, here.
As we approach the end of a challenging year, we look fondly toward 2021 with gratitude for having the opportunity to work in a dynamic industry and to continue to build true partnerships with our clients. Read the 4th quarter edition of our newsletter, The Universe, here.
Universal Commercial, a highly celebrated Memphis-based commercial real estate and consulting firm, is pleased to announce Brandon Ingram has joined the organization as a broker. Ingram adds his extensive commercial real estate experience and professional excellence to the organization. He has concentrated his focus areas in real estate acquisition, property development, and real estate investment brokerage. Ingram is experienced with unusual and innovative transactions.
Ingram also excels in delivering real estate advisory for strategic planning, capital procurement and organizational structure to investors both locally and nationally.
“Brandon is a great addition to our firm,” said Darrell Cobbins, President of Universal Commercial. “He has considerable experience in this field, and matched with a strong sense for delivering mission-critical results, he is a huge asset to our clients.”
Prior to his commercial real estate career, Ingram worked in the healthcare industry for nearly 20 years.
Ingram is a committed servant to his community. He is an active member of the 100 Black Men of Memphis and Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. He serves on the City of Memphis Civil Service Commision, and is involved with the United Way Annual Campaign. Ingram is also an alumni of the New Memphis Institute.
President and principal broker of Universal Commercial, Darrell Cobbins, was featured as a 2020 Power Player in the CRE sector for Inside Memphis Business magazine. READ MORE.
Darrell Cobbins, President and Principal broker of Universal Commercial, was recognized for his commitment to the city of Memphis by being named a Change Maker by Leadership Memphis.
“Leadership Memphis is honored to celebrate its 40th anniversary by recognizing many of the incredible people who have helped shape our city over the past 40 years,” said David Williams, Leadership Memphis President and CEO. “These 40 Change Makers were selected from among an impressive group of some the most accomplished and deserving individuals who have contributed immensely to our community.”
Our president, Darrell Cobbins, was named a 2019 Power Players in Commercial Real Estate for Inside Memphis Business magazine. READ MORE.
You can read the entire issue of Inside Memphis Business’ digital Issuu reader here and see our president honored as 2017’s power player! READ MORE
Watch the video! 100 Black Men 2017 “100 Champion” Award
The former 3 Alarm Studio could be remembered as more than a footnote in the career of legendary record producer, the late Chips Moman.
It’s slated to become the next home of a charity that’s harnessing the power of music to transform young lives.
The Memphis Music Initiative, a nonprofit music education group, has leased former Memphis Fire Station No. 3 and expects to move in early next year, executive director Darren Isom said.
Standing at the intersection of civil rights (Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue) and Memphis music (B.B. King Boulevard), “It couldn’t be in a more perfect place, just a couple blocks from Beale Street and Clayborn Temple,” Isom said. The church was a rallying point for key civil rights marches.
The initiative, housed temporarily at Crosstown Concourse, signed a lease for 10,000 square feet in the historic building, said Darrell Cobbins of Universal Commercial Real Estate, who helped the tenant scour the city for the right location.
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