Density
Looking at Louisville’s apartment boom with four different maps
While the news cycle typically talks about individual development projects individually, looking at the bigger picture can reveal larger trends or insights. For instance,...
The McMansion is alive and well in Kentucky: The evolution of...
While tiny homes appear to be gaining popularity, the majority of Americans are actually moving into bigger and bigger dwellings. Houses are following the...
Butchertown’s seven-story Main & Clay apartments ready for construction
The construction fence is up, asbestos is out, and crews are set to begin work on a 262-unit, $50 million apartment building in Butchertown. According to...
The 310 at Nulu apartments get a lot right, but it’s...
On Hancock Street a block south of Nulu's main drag, East Market Street, 173 new market-rate apartments are now complete as part of the mixed-income...
Renovations planned at two of Louisville’s central residential high rises
The early 1960s saw a massive influx of apartments into the core of Louisville. In 1962, today's 17-story Barrington Place Apartments were completed as...
Are you paying for parking you’re not using? How parking minimums...
For most people, zoning requirements have little to no effect on everyday life. Indeed, zoning—which is defined by municipal governments and which regulates building...
Prince Charles is coming to Louisville, and he has a few...
On March 20, Charles, Prince of Wales, and his wife, Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, will touch down in Louisville for a hectic day of...
Butchertown and Nulu need Bristol’s mixed-use Main & Clay development [Updated]
Right about now, the Butchertown Architectural Review Committee (ARC) is convening at the Metro Development Center at 444 South 5th Street. The sole item on the...
The Paper Off to A Great Start in Second Year
Congratulations to The Paper, Louisville's newest print monthly covering neighborhood news and issues, on their first year, which was celebrated over the weekend at Nachbar...