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Redevelopment of the former Urban Government Center is moving forward with demolition, but some community members are against the current plan.
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Metro government's third agreement for the Paristown Pointe property calls for apartments below market rate in order for the developer to receive a $15 million public subsidy.
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Security makes up the bulk of Metro government’s expenses on the Paristown Pointe property long slated for redevelopment
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Amid a funding dispute with Metro government's chosen developer, members of the Paristown Pointe Neighborhood Association and the German-Paristown Neighborhood Association raised the idea Wednesday of dividing the 10-acre site and involving multiple developers.
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If Underhill Associates doesn't provide a revised budget by June 14, 'negotiations will be terminated, a top Louisville economic development official wrote.
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Metro government is once again seeking a private group to redo the 10-acre Paristown Pointe site
Council members on Thursday decided to keep the zoning the same — at least for now.
Nearly three weeks after a development deal fell through, the 10-acre property on Barret Avenue could be rezoned from Office/Residential to Commercial.
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The Marian Group, the firm picked in 2017 by Mayor Greg Fischer’s administration to overhaul the Barret Avenue site, said Monday it won’t continue with the project.
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The move comes as the Marian Group, the developer chosen by Mayor Greg Fischer’s administration, has until December 31 to decide if it wants to pursue its project.