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Multifamily Development at a Standstill in Kentucky's Largest City

CoStar Insight: Vacancies on the Rise in Downtown Louisville
The 269-unit Main and Clay Apartments in Louisville, Kentucky, was completed in 2018. (CoStar)
The 269-unit Main and Clay Apartments in Louisville, Kentucky, was completed in 2018. (CoStar)
By Brandon Frankel
CoStar Analytics
March 6, 2020 | 10:01 P.M.

Cranes and construction workers have dotted downtown Louisville, Kentucky, for years, bringing new multifamily communities on line in what is already the metropolitan area’s most densely built apartment landscape. But the building wave might be cresting.

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