BY BETH MUSGRAVE bmusgrave@herald-leader.com OCTOBER 04, 2017 4:08 PM The Lexington Herald-Leader has signed a contract to sell its downtown building on Midland Avenue to the CRM Development Co., which is considering an expansion of the four-story building to create upscale professional office space. According to a statement from Herald-Leader Publisher Rufus M. Friday, the
Schrader Commercial Properties was pleased to represent the National Thoroughbred Racing Association (NTRA) in relocating their offices to “The Square” in downtown Lexington after 20 years in a suburban setting. NAI Isaac represented the property owner, The Webb Companies. Said Lexington Mayor Jim Gray: “What better place for the National Thoroughbred Racing Association than the
Fayette County must produce 22,780 additional housing units in the next eight years to fully meet the demand of a projected influx of 40,000 new residents by 2025, according to a new housing demand study. The link to the full and final report is found below. Click here for PDF The report is sponsored by
Schrader Commercial Properties is pleased to sponsor and support SummerFest – a collection of incredibly talented young performers who are pursuing their dreams and helping to make the arts scene come alive in Lexington. Make plans now to attend SummerFest at Woodland Park and support the Arts in Lexington. For more details https://www.mykct.org/summerfest%20-%20Current%20Season.html
Schrader Commercial Properties is pleased to represent a publicly traded international engineering firm that is actively in the market to lease office space with a move in date of no later than January 1, 2018. The following are the space requirements: 1. Class A or Class B suburban office location in Lexington, KY- no counties
Schrader Commercial Properties, LLC was pleased to represent the sublessor in leasing the third-floor space at 2424 Harrodsburg Road to Ashland, LLC. The sublessee was represented by Cushman & Wakefield of Cincinnati, OH. The transaction subleased to Ashland nearly 19,000 square feet of ideally-located Class A office space. Congratulations to Ashland on its new prime
Schrader Commercial Properties’ own James M. Schrader acted as an expert witness on behalf of the Fayette County Attorney in Walgreens appeal of the property tax assessment on its building at 2290 Nicholasville Road. The court found that the building had been properly assessed, and the Kentucky Supreme Court denied a motion to review the
by Susan Baniak January 26, 2017 http://smileypete.com/business/community-ventures-preps-major-revitalization-project-for-hi/ For Kevin Smith, the president and CEO of Community Ventures Corp., it’s been a project more than 15 years in the making, but the aspirations and the opportunities for Lexington’s East End neighborhood are finally coming together. This spring, CVC will break ground on a new mixed-use development
Congratulations to Centrust Capital Homes, LLC in its acquisition of the Sycamore Crossing development in Frankfort, KY. The Sycamore Crossing project started several years ago but stalled during the economic downturn, and Centrust intends to complete the remaining 28 condominium units. Ray Woods of ERA/Woods represented Centrust and Jamie Schrader of Schrader Commercial Properties represented
Schrader Commercial Properties is pleased to congratulate W. Bradley Hawkins on his new law offices at the historic Beck House. The Beck House is a multi-tenant professional building located at 209 East High Street in the heart of downtown Lexington. The Beck House was once the home of Kentucky Congressman and U.S. Senator James Burnie
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