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The big news from Louisville Commercial Real Estate Summit? CRE market here not nearly ready for a slowdown

Staff Writer April 1, 2017
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Louisville remains one of the hottest commercial real estate markets in the Midwest. That explains the big crowd that gathered at The Seelbach Hilton Louisville for Midwest Real Estate News’ Louisville Commercial Real Estate Summit.

A crowd filled with the top names in the region’s CRE industry, attended to hear the good news about Louisville’s apartment, retail, office and industrial markets. The takeaway from the conference? The Louisville region has plenty of deals, sales and new development in the pipeline.

louisville -- Craig Collins

Craig Collins, Cushman & Wakefield Commercial Kentucky; David Hardy, CBRE; Powell Spears, JLL; Justin Baker, TRIO Property Group; and Yandell Wood, JLL, shared their insights on the Importance of ROI panel.

louisville -- Chris Dischinger (1)

Chris Dischinger, LDG Development; Kevin Shea, Exeter Property Group; Bill Weyland, CITY Properties Group; Deborah Bilitski, City of Louisville; and Benton Seay, Seay Properties, made up the 2016 Louisville Commercial Real Estate Titans panel.

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The Louisville apartment market remains hot. And the members of the Hot Apartment Market panel had plenty of good news to share with attendees. Members of the panel were Craig Collins, Cushman & Wakefield, Commercial Kentucky; Kelli Lawrence, Cityscape Residential; Aaron Johnson, Marcus & Millichap; Charles Carlisle, Bristol Development Group; and Greg Solomos, Bellwether Enterprise.

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