Why Downtown is Dying

Downtown Louisville is dying. Actually, it has been dying since the 1950’s. The growth of suburbs after WWII drawing people out of the center core hurt. The city’s decision to suburbanize its urban core by tearing down buildings to build surf…

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Why Downtown is Dying

Downtown Louisville is dying. Actually, it has been dying since the 1950’s. The growth of suburbs after WWII drawing people out of the center core hurt. The city’s decision to suburbanize its urban core by tearing down buildings to build surf…

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30 acres and a Mule

The city has recently announced that they have purchased 30 acres of land in west Louisville for the purpose of economic development. The city intends to market this land to potential developers for the purpose of light industry, manufactu…

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