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By Caitlin Bowling | July 14, 2016 11:43 am
Insider Louisville
Fresh Thyme grocery store has signed a notice of intent for a 30,000-square-foot space. | Renderings by Herschman Architects
Whitehouse, Ohio-based Devonshire REIT has submitted plans and renderings for a new 221,000-square-foot retail center on 31 acres off Bardstown Road near the Gene Snyder Freeway.
Hotel and home construction both keep crews busy across Louisville
By Robert Hadley
During the last half decade or so, Louisville’s boom in new hotels has earned the city a reputation as a mecca for commercial construction.
The real estate business has continued to pick up in 2016, according to numbers recently released by the Greater Louisville Association of Realtors.
In February alone, home sales rose 22.3 percent, with 1,062 homes and condos sold.
SHELDON S. SHAFER
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Home buyers are demanding move-in ready residences. And the inventory of homes for sale is extremely
low, a trend that is likely to persist.
Those are among the predictions for the 2016 Louisville-area housing market newly forecast by the Greater
Louisville Association of Realtors.
IRS officials will not contact taxpayers by phone or email
FRANKFORT, KY. (Feb. 2, 2016) — During tax season, Attorney General Andy Beshear is asking consumers to be on alert for IRS scams targeting Kentuckians, especially seniors, through unsolicited phone calls and emails.
Louisville Business First
Dec 23, 2015, 11:44am EST
David Serchuk Reporter
2015 was a good year to sell a home.
Louisville’s residential real estate markets saw strong growth across most major sectors,
Louisville hasn’t had snow yet this winter, but snow or no, winter may be the optimal time for homeowners to sell. | Creative Commons
In the winter, Louisville’s housing market is less competitive, and buyers tend to be more “aggressive and determined,” according to Greg Taylor,
Check out this story on courier-journal.com
Germantown residents and developers speak about how modern changes mix with tradition.
October 27, 2015
A huge swath of Dixie Highway, from Broadway to the Gene Snyder Freeway, soon will be transformed into a modern, safer, more pedestrian-friendly corridor, thanks to a $16.9 million federal grant announced today by U.S. Rep.
