Best Real Estate Agent in Prospect, KY: Jason Farabee

With nearly three decades of experience and dual broker licenses, Managing Partner Jason Farabee delivers proven results across Kentucky and Indiana. PROSPECT, KY / ACCESS Newswire / October 19, 2026 / With 29 years of experience and dual broker licenses in Kentucky and Indiana, Managing Partner Jason Farabee has built a reputation as the best real estate agent in Prospect, KY. Leading The Agency Louisville, he helps buyers, sellers, and investors work through the local market with clear, methodical guidance and strong negotiation tailored to each client’s goals.

The Most Underrated Retirement Town In Kentucky Is Incredibly Affordable

Most people spend decades dreaming about retirement, and then blow the whole budget on a place with a beach and a homeowners association that sends passive-aggressive letters about lawn height. Paducah, Kentucky has a better idea. Tucked into the far western corner of the state, right where the Ohio and...

New Warren County location to pay property tax

Louisville Urban League eyes former west end school for $2.5 million housing project

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A vacant school building in Louisville’s west end could soon have a new purpose. Louisville Urban League wants to buy the former Roosevelt-Perry Elementary School property from Jefferson County Public Schools for $2.5 million. “It’s a full square block of space that can be utilized...

Property transfers for Oct. 14

From Adam and Kristen Wilson, of Hustonville, to Nancy Fuller, of Parks, Arizona, for $570,000, a tract of land located at 423 Loop Road, totaling 41.872 acres. From Brad and Melissa Vaughn, of Liberty, to Rance and Kelly Baird, of Middleburg, and Cody Burkhart, of Corbin, for $175,000, a tract of land totaling 0.590 acres.

Fortec Acquires Three KinderCare Properties in Louisville

Miami-based real estate firm Fortec has led the acquisition of three preschool properties in Louisville, Kentucky. The transaction involves 31,326 square feet of purpose-built early education space on approximately 4.5 acres. Fortec acquired and owns two of the properties, while a Fortec investment partner owns the third. Financial terms were not disclosed in the announcement.

Historic Tax Credit supports $88.2 million in Kentucky rehabilitation investment

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Federal Historic Tax Credit supported $88.2 million in rehabilitation investment and 1,687 jobs in Kentucky during fiscal year 2025, according to new state-specific findings released by the National Park Service. The program also contributed $61 million to Kentucky’s gross domestic product and generated $29.9 million...

Renters in Kentucky aren't moving. Here's what the data shows.

TurboTenant reports on renter mobility in Kentucky.

Northern Kentucky home sales ease in September as inventory grows

FLORENCE, Ky. — Northern Kentucky home sales slowed in September as available inventory increased, while year-to-date sales and dollar volume remained ahead of 2025, according to the Northern Kentucky Association of Realtors and Northern Kentucky Multiple Listing Service Inc. Across the 12 counties served by the local MLS, September...

Glasgow council to consider rezoning for senior housing proposal

Glasgow City Council will consider a first reading Monday night of an ordinance to rezone approximately 2.94 acres at 318 W. Washington St. The Hero Foundation has proposed 75 one-bedroom units for residents 55 and older at the site. The proposed R-4 designation allows medium-density multifamily housing, including garden apartments,...

Construction progresses on Park City’s Mammoth Cave Market

Construction is well underway on Mammoth Cave Market, a roughly $6 million commercial development in Park City that officials hope will begin welcoming customers early next year. Located at 400 Mammoth Cave Parkway, the development is expected to house a gas station, liquor store, coffee shop and restaurant, bringing several...

Lexington edges Louisville in renter rankings, but Louisville leads on housing

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Lexington ranks ahead of Louisville in RentCafe’s 2026 Best Cities for Renters report, with stronger scores for its local economy and quality of life. Louisville, however, performs better on housing and cost of living, offering lower overall living costs, larger apartments and a greater share of newer rental units.

Tour of Horse Farms: Marylou Whitney's Maple Hill

Central Kentucky is famed for its horse farms. These beautiful properties stretch across the region’s rolling hills, their pastures nourished by natural limestone deposits and generations of careful stewardship. Behind every fence is a story waiting to be told. From grand homes to world-class equestrian facilities, Kentucky’s horse farms...

Step inside this Kentucky horse lover's dream estate in La Grange

California native Cheryl Sabin was in the Commonwealth on business when she decided to attend a seminar by the Bed & Breakfast Association of Kentucky . “I almost bought a place in California to do a bed and breakfast and leave my corporate job,” she said. But as a horse enthusiast, Sabin started thinking the Bluegrass might be a better fit for her new business. Then during the seminar, she met a couple who were both realtors and Louisville bed-and-breakfast owners. “I said, ‘let’s look (for a place),” she recalled. “This is where I want to be.” A manor made for more With the help of her newfound realtor friends, Sabin found a 6,800-square-foot, traditional country manor-style home in the L'Esprit equestrian development in La Grange . With six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and more than eight acres of land, it was the perfect place to both live and start her bed-and-breakfast business. More than 20 years later, Bluegrass Country Estate Bed & Breakfast is still going strong. Sabin lives on the first floor and keeps an office there, where she runs the property and works as a realtor. The main level also features a spacious living room, a custom kitchen,

Property transfers for Oct. 7

From Creek Bottom Properties, LLC, of Somerset, to Woods & Waters with KDL, LLC, of Liberty, for $293,000, a tract of land on the waters of the Jonathan Fork of the Trace Fork, of Green River, totaling 79.81 acres. Aug 25. From Donald and Joy Tarter, of Dunnville, to Levi...

Pack Your Bags For This Kentucky Town Where Rent Under $700 Meets An Unbeatable Quality Of Life

There’s a town sitting along the Ohio River in Kentucky that has somehow managed to be genuinely wonderful without anyone making a big fuss about it, and that town is Maysville. Most people have driven past the exit without a second thought, and those people are currently paying twice...

Investors buy part of historic Hermitage Farm site, including Barn8

A portion of a historic Goshen working farm and hospitality hub has new owners. Local entrepreneurs and philanthropists Steve Wilson and Laura Lee Brown have sold about 160 acres of their nearly 700-acre Hermitage Farm in Goshen to an investment group that's aiming to keep the site's focus on thoroughbreds, conservation, farmland and hospitality. Wilson and Brown announced in January 2026 that they had sold hospitality operations at Hermitage Farm, including the Barn8 farm-to-table restaurant, to a group of investors that included Cara Osborne and her husband, Steve Brooks, founders of bourbon brand Blaize & Brooks. Now, Osborne and Brooks have acquired roughly one-fourth of the farm’s footprint, and the overall ownership group has expanded beyond the couple to include private equity firm Blue Equity Holdings, investment and development firm Auctus Point Holdings, The Indigo Road Hospitality Group, and former University of Louisville basketball star Russ Smith. You may like: Acclaimed farm-to-table restaurant sold to new owners. What to know “Hermitage Farm is not simply a property or a hospitality business, it is a living expression of Kentucky,” Osborne, of Carter County, Kentucky, said in a news release. “Steve and Laura Lee understand that deeply. Their stewardship preserved this extraordinary