A once-blocked plan for 233 affordable homes on the old Rhodia chemical site can finally move forward after decades of delay.

The 48-room Gilded Age estate on Ormsby Avenue could become housing or a boutique hotel, its listing broker says.

A Louisville real estate agent snapped up the Highlands landmark that once hosted the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan.

The riverfront seafood staple's Louisville and Jeffersonville locations stay open while owners seek a buyer to retire.

Crews logged over 51,000 labor hours in June alone as the 350,000-square-foot hall races toward a fifth-largest-in-the-nation ranking.

Castleton Farm's 951 acres, 268 horse stalls and a covered bridge go up for bid during Breeders' Cup week.

Prospect's Captain's Quarters is spending $1 million on The Boathouse, a new hall with elevated storage intended to aid recovery after Ohio River flooding.

The new Lexington dorm replaces 23-story 1960s towers once visible across the skyline, as UK enrollment grows.

Mayor Craig Greenberg teased fresh renderings of the riverfront plaza's redesign, even as Metro Council trimmed funding for the project's budget.

The 7.5-acre West Broadway site comes with up to $2.7 million in TIF incentives, but past redevelopment bids have all fallen through.

The steakhouse chain now owns the salmon-colored Wright Tower, once called Louisville's ‘Concrete Kleenex Box.’

The Slugger Field parking lot project just cleared a key tax vote, paving the way for 250+ new downtown residents.

Louisville’s housing inventory has returned to pre-pandemic levels, giving buyers more choices and negotiating room without triggering a major price drop.