Retail
Jeffersonville Planning Commission compromises on parkfront retail space
When a $15 million, faux-historic hotel broke ground in Jeffersonville, Indiana, in mid-July, developers surprised city officials by eliminating 1,200 square feet of corner...
Apartment building proposed at Fourth and Guthrie puts residential at street...
Be careful—once you see this development plan, it's hard to unsee it. Developers from Cincinnati, Ohio–based Capital Investment Group have filed plans (16DEVPLAN1154) with the...
Construction at McCrory’s building aimed at attracting tenants to Fourth Street
It's been almost eight years since we've peered into the empty storefronts of the old McCrory's building at 544–548 South Fourth Street. Back in...
Jeffersonville going to bat for retail at Big Four Station hotel...
This morning, we wrote that a three-story, 98-room hotel had broken ground last week in Jeffersonville. The $15 million Marriott TownePlace Suites, being developed by ARC and...
Andy Blieden’s Butcher Block shows the strength of small-scale economic development
On the edge of Butchertown, East Main Street bends to become Story Avenue. On this block, a row of sorry looking shotgun houses and boarded...
N is for Nulu: Designer children’s boutique Oso opens on East...
Is a neighborhood all grown up once it has a children's store? Nulu now boasts a pop-up style kids boutique with hip t-shirts and...
Beards & Beers will serve up haircuts and craft suds at...
Back in the summer of 2012, a trio led by Griffin Meredith purchased a ragged row building at 514 South Fifth Street and planned...
Shelby Park and Schnitzelburg winners in latest round of METCO Loan...
The city's Louisville Metropolitan Business Development Corporation issued its latest round of funding under the METCO banner on Friday. Two loans totalling $112,580 were awarded to...
St. Peter’s Church has found a way to save its historic...
Clarke & Loomis's exuberant Gothic-Revival St. Peter’s United Church of Christ still stands tall over West Jefferson Street after 121 years in the Russell neighborhood. It's...