CBRE: Louisville office market off to a strong start in 2019
The Louisville office market got off to a strong start in 2019, seeing 132,527 square feet of positive net absorption in the first quarter. And…
Kentucky
PGIM provides $15 million of loans for Kentucky seniors facilities
PGIM Real Estate Finance recently provided a combined $15.3 million for two Morning Pointe senior communities in Kentucky.
Tech companies join roster at Lexington office center
Demand remains high for The Offices at The Square in the heart of Lexington, Kentucky's CBD at 401 W. Main St., according to NAI Isaac,…
JLL adds pair of veterans to Louisville office
JLL has added Rick Ashton and Jeff Dreher to its Louisville office. Dreher and Ashton will each serve as a vice president on the office…
Opus attracts first tenant to River Ridge Commerce Center near Louisville
The Opus Group recently announced that Denso Products and Services Americas, Inc., an automotive parts manufacturer, has signed a lease for Opus' completed industrial building…
NAI Isaac helps sell 10,000-square-foot office building in Lexington
NAI Isaac helped closes the sale of a 10,846-square-foot office building at 3245 Loch Ness Drive in Lexington, Kentucky. The property, located off Nicholasville Road…
Flaherty & Collins brings Spoon restaurant to Kentucky mixed-use development
Flaherty & Collins Properties and Bouquet Restaurant have announced Spoon: Kitchen & Market, a fast-casual sister restaurant to Bouquet, will open this Summer at River…
NorthMarq closes $5.7 million refinance for Kentucky self-storage property
Susan Branscome, senior vice president/managing director of NorthMarq's Cincinnati-based regional office, secured the $5.7 million refinance of Wilder Storage, a 610-unit self-storage property at 91-105…
Springhill Suites opens in Kentucky community
Springhill Suites by Marriott has opened in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. The 95-suite hotel at 1025 Executive Drive will operate as a Marriott franchise owned by Crestpoint…
It’s often cheaper to rent than buy in the Midwest
It's one of the bigger questions in the commercial real estate market today: When will the multifamily market finally cool down?