State: Kentucky - KY

May 5, 2003 Louisville Business JournalBGM Shopping Center LLC, an affiliate of Icon Properties LLC of Louisville, Ky., purchased the 140,000-square-foot Bluegrass Manor shopping center on Shelbyville Road in Louisville for $12 million. The transaction closed on April 30. The ...

April 15, 2003 Louisville Business JournalFlynn Brothers Contracting Inc., a Louisville, Ky., road-building, construction and development company, has paid $3.16 million for 263 acres of undeveloped Bullitt County property and plans to build an industrial and business park there. The ...

April 15, 2003 Louisville Business JournalSuperior TeleCom Inc., an East Rutherford, N.J.-based telecom provider, has sold its 190,000-square-foot industrial facility in Elizabethtown, Ky., and the 43 acres it sits on to AGI LLC, an Illinois-based telecommunications company, for $3.1 million. ...

April 11, 2003 Kentucky.comThe Park Plaza Apartments high-rise on Main Street is being sold for just more than half the $16 million it cost to build in 1987. Developer Dennis Anderson and a family from Pikeville have signed a contract ...

April 8, 2003 Louisville Business JournalMain Street Realty Inc., the real estate company owned by Humana Inc. Chairman David Jones, plans to build a $40 million to $50 million industrial park in Louisville, Ky., on the site of the old ...

March 27, 2003 Louisville Business JournalRegency Centers Corp., a Jacksonville, Fla.-based REIT, has purchased 37.3 acres of land in Fort Wright, Ky., that will be developed into a Wal-Mart Super Center. The company bought the land, off Ky. 17, from ...

March 10, 2003 Louisville (Ky.) Business JournalConnor & Murphy Properties of Dayton, Ohio, has purchased the La Fontenay Apartments, a 260-unit property in East Louisville, Ky. The sale, which closed Jan. 30, included the assumption of a $6.9 million first ...

February 28, 2003 Courier-Journal (Louisville, Ky.)Commercial construction in the Louisville, Ky., market has slowed to a trickle, and many developers say if they are starting a new project, they will only break ground if a substantial part of the building ...

February 19, 2003 Louisville Business JournalAn 835,000-square-foot facility in Northern Kentucky that houses Thomson Learning Inc.'s warehouse and distribution operations has been sold to a private investment group based in Boca Raton, Fla., for an undisclosed amount. EnTrust Realty Advisors ...