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TSB Realty Closes Another Major Student Housing Deal
PAOLI, PA — Coastal Ridge Real Estate has acquired Campus Court, a 398-bed student housing property near the University of Kentucky, expanding a value-add investment strategy focused on large public universities with growing enrollment. The acquisition marks the fourth property added to Coastal Ridge Value-Add Student Housing Fund LP,...
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7 Enormous Kentucky Thrift Stores With Such Amazing Deals You’ll Need A Bigger Closet
Want to find enormous thrift stores in Kentucky with deals that defy belief?. These 7 thrift stores offer huge selection and prices that’ll shock you!. 1. Society of St. Vincent de Paul – Northern Kentucky (Covington) This place is absolutely gigantic, and that’s not an exaggeration. The...
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The Tide at the Triangle: Lexington’s near-campus edge becomes a dorm district
A single contested block near UK is the visible edge of a much larger transformation — and the fight coming this summer is really about whether Lexington has a plan for any of it. On a Thursday night in late May, more than 150 people packed into Woodland Christian...
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Proposed Lexington housing development raises concerns for business owners and community
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Titans Investment is proposing a new student housing complex at 201 Woodland Avenue. According to their proposal, the seven-story building would house 55 units. In comparison to other planned housing buildings downtown, the proposal says it’s substantially smaller. In line with the Imagine Lexington 2045...
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Kentucky distillery ordered auctioned after nearly $28M judgment
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A Kentucky bourbon distillery could soon go to the highest bidder after a judge ordered the property sold in a multimillion-dollar court case. The former Garrard County Distilling Co. in Lancaster is set to be auctioned after Tom Collins Distillery LLC, a company connected to Sazerac, secured a nearly $27.9 million judgment tied to unpaid debt, according to our partners from Louisville Business First.