 One of Bartlett's newest Headquarter operations recently announced a merger that will make them one of the largest women's health care providers in southeast. Memphis Obstetrics and Gynecologist Association (MOGA) opened their newly constructed 16,000 SF Headquarters in Bartlett in December of 2019.
On February 1, 2020, they officially merged with Women's Health Specialists, adding them to the network of MOGA divisions including Mestemacher Clinic for Women and Women’s Physicians Group. As reported by the Memphis Business Journal, MOGA will now have "39 health care providers and over 150 local employees across eight Memphis-area locations. " MOGA President, Dr. Aric Giddens, says this merger will allow them to offer their patients services that the two groups could not do on their own, including in-office lab work and diagnostic mammograms. See the entire Memphis Business Journal article here.
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In the last 20 years, Bartlett has grown to be the tenth largest city in the state of Tennessee, and the epicenter for the State's largest exporting industry. Business In Focus Magazine took note, and dove into what has made Bartlett such a success over the years. Educational opportunities, livability assets, thriving industry and smart leadership has turned the City of Bartlett into "a dynamic place... (with) as much to offer families as it does people who are retiring, and companies with big and small business interests." Read the entire article from Business in Focus Magazine below.  As Bartlett High School undergoes its $60 M modernization, the Bartlett City School system and its students have earned the highest graduation rate of all the Shelby County school districts for the 2018-2019 school year. Abigail Warren of the Daily Memphian writes "All of Shelby County’s suburban school districts saw an increased graduation rate for the 2018-19 academic year, according to new data from the Tennessee Department of Education... Bartlett City Schools had the highest graduation rate of any district in the county and 12th in the state, with 593 of 605 students earning a regular diploma. The total is 98%, up 1.8% from last year."
Read the whole Daily Memphian article here.  In SmartAsset's yearly ranking, Bartlett, TN came in as the second healthiest housing market in the state. SmartAsset explains "a healthy housing market is both stable and affordable," so the statistics that were used relate to the market's stability, affordability, fluidity and risk. Below are some of the numbers that put Bartlett near the top of the list.
Average Years living in Home: 15 years Average days on Market: 74.6 Homes Decreasing in Value: 6.4% Average Homes with Negative Equity: 8.9% Home Costs as % of Income: 19.2% There are many housing options in Bartlett. Whether you want a zero lot line, or you want to spread out on an acre lot, Bartlett contains a variety of options that come at a variety of price points. In 2018 the average price of a home sold in Bartlett was $228,000. The lowest price home sold was $32,500 and the highest price was $484,000. This offers access for first time home-owners as well as business executives and everyone in between. With one of the county's best school systems and city services, Bartlett's housing market is a clear sign of the economic strength of the city. |
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