State: Kentucky - KY

April 22, 2004 Courier-JournalDowntown Louisville's 4th Street Live! entertainment and shopping complex is full except for two spots. The first of its key attractions, the Hard Rock Cafe, is scheduled to open by the end of May. About 95 percent ...

April 19, 2004 Louisville Business JournalAn investment group led by David Werner of Brooklyn, N.Y., has purchased Louisville, Ky.'s tallest office tower, the 35-story Aegon Center, for $128.5 million. Werner's group, called Louisville Trophy LLC, purchased the 634,000-square-foot building at ...

April 5, 2004 Cincinnati Business CourierNearly 30 developers, architects and others have inquired about building a mixed-use project on 12 acres near the main entrance of Northern Kentucky University. The project, widely viewed as a cornerstone in Northern Kentucky's efforts ...

April 5, 2004 Cincinnati Business CourierUPS Supply Chain Solutions Inc. has leased a 250,000-square-foot distribution center at Boone County's Park West International, a 398-acre industrial park in Boone County, Ky., developed by Atlanta-based Industrial Developments International Inc.

March 25, 2004 Fitch Ratings has upgraded the $32.3 million class D of Merrill Lynch Mortgage Investors Inc., 1996-C1, to triple-A from double-A, while placing the deal's $48.5 million class E, which is rated double-B, on rating watch negative.The upgrade ...

March 16, 2004 Louisville Business JournalThe $36 million, 170,000-square-foot facility that Citicorp Credit Services Inc. plans to build in Louisville, Ky., off Blankenbaker Parkway will be part of a larger, $100 million business park being developed near the corporate headquarters ...

March 11, 2004 Louisville Business JournalWachovia Bank has provided $67 million to M & J Wilkow Ltd., the Chicago-based firm that owns and manages the 723,300-square-foot National City Tower in Louisville, Ky., to refinance the downtown office building. The three-year ...

March 9, 2004 Harbor Group International has purchased the Park Laureate Apartments in Louisville, Ky., for $15.15 million, or about $55,700/unit.The Norfolk, Va., real estate advisory firm plans to spend an additional $700,000 to upgrade the 272-unit garden-style complex.George Tikijian ...