26-story Meidinger Tower in downtown Louisville hits market a year after foreclosure

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- One of Louisville's highest skyscraper's is on the market a year after it went into foreclosure.

The 26-story Meidinger Tower at 4th Street and Muhammad Ali Boulevard is for sale, our partners at Louisville Business First reported Thursday. Mark Wardlaw of NAI Fortis Group said the building has yet to be priced and has no minimum on offers.

"We've been pleased with the interest we've seen thus far with the numbers of people that have downloaded the offering memorandum," Wardlaw said. "Meidinger Tower is for sale. It's a great opportunity for an investor. It's a great opportunity for an owner/user."

In July 2024, court records showed the owner of Meidinger Tower, Florida-based In-Rel Properties, owed more than $1.5 million. The company was seven months behind on their $28 million mortgage, and lender William Trust National Association came to collect.

Earlier that month, a court appointee was given control of the skyscraper at 4th Street and Muhammad Ali Boulevard and its assets with permission to sell.