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Westport Village, the $30 million retail complex that is replacing the Camelot Shopping Center at Westport Road and Lyndon Lane, will be open to the public for the first time on Saturday, from 5 to 8 p.m.
Construction on the project is half completed, and the first new tenants — Norton Healthcare, a physician and immediate […]
Part of Mercantile Lofts building collapses
A portion of the Mercantile Gallery Lofts condominium development at the corner of Market and Floyd streets collapsed overnight.
The developer is CobaltBravura City Lofts LLC, a strategic alliance formed by two local companies: venture and real estate development firm Cobalt Ventures LLC and architectural firm Bravura Corp. Officials at the […]
California firm to buy historic Starks Building Hertz group pledges to invest ‘at least $10 million’ in repairs
by John R. Karman III
Half-empty and beginning to show its age, downtown Louisville’s historic Starks Building is about to get a new owner who is pledging to make significant investments and add an upscale restaurant in an effort […]
Park DuValle nears home stretch, Second model village to open in July
by Sarah Jeffords
As Michael Bauer drove down the tree-lined streets of The Villages of Park DuValle, he proudly pointed out the features of the mixed-use community — housing units at various price points, commercial space, schools, churches, a health facility and recreational areas.
With its […]
Cutting sales commission may backfire on home seller
Buyer agents need incentive to show listing
Friday, June 09, 2006
By Robert J. Bruss
A few days ago I received an e-mail from a very smart reader. I know he is smart because his e-mail address says “post.harvard.edu,” which presumably means he graduated from prestigious Harvard University.
He asked if real […]
Is selling for-sale-by-owner worth the risk?
Critics say massive price reduction is inevitable
By Dian Hymer
Most homeowners who attempt to sell without using a real estate agent do so in order to save the commission. In other words, the impetus to sell without an agent is to net more money from the sale. The irony is that […]
Do home buyers need their own agent?
Beware of dual-agency dilemma
By Robert J. Bruss
During this peak season when more Louisville houses and Louisville condos sell than during any other time of this year, prospective home buyers (especially first-timers) often wonder how to go about purchasing their first Louisville homes.
As I have often suggested, the first step […]
