The 1031 Exchange Playbook for Kentucky Commercial Investors
The 1031 exchange in plain English for Kentucky commercial investors, plus why central-KY corridor net-lease assets fit the strategy.
Cave City’s Tourism and Expo-Center Boom, and the Data-Center Fight: An Investor’s Map
The Mammoth Cave gateway is booming: a $20M expo center, a Guntown Mountain revival, a data-center court fight, and Opportunity-Zone land. The investor’s map.
Commercial Real Estate in Radcliff, KY: A Buyer’s and Tenant’s Guide to the Dixie Corridor
Radcliff’s commercial market runs along one spine: South Dixie Boulevard, the retail corridor serving the Fort Knox trade area. This guide covers what anchors it, from the Ansar Plaza redevelopment to the drive-thru pad pipeline, and which properties are available to buy or lease right now.
How to Sell Commercial Property in Elizabethtown and Hardin County
What actually drives value in Hardin County, the sale process and realistic timeline, and how multi-platform syndication beats a portal-only listing.
Hardin County & Central Kentucky Commercial Real Estate Market Report (H2 2026)
The demand drivers, submarket-by-submarket asking ranges, and real transaction proof behind Hardin County and central-Kentucky commercial real estate in the second half of 2026.
Industrial Land on the I-65 Corridor: An Exit-by-Exit Guide (Elizabethtown to Horse Cave)
The Elizabethtown-to-Horse-Cave stretch is Kentucky’s hottest industrial spine. An exit-by-exit read on acreage, utilities, and the diligence that matters.
Kentucky’s Data Center Incentives & Opportunity Zones: The 2026 Investor Playbook
How Kentucky’s HB 775 sales-tax tiers and Qualified Opportunity Zones stack for a data-center development play — the 2026 investor math, county by county.
Do You Own Data-Center-Ready Land in Kentucky? What Hyperscalers Actually Look For
Do you own data-center-ready land in Kentucky? A six-point checklist — scale, power, gas, water, fiber, and zoning — to self-assess your acreage.
Power Is the Whole Game: Kentucky Data Centers, Substations, and the 300 MW Question
Power, not acreage, is the binding constraint on Kentucky data center siting. Substation headroom, load studies, the extremely-high-load-factor tariff, and the 300-400 MW commitment that closes a corridor deal.
Edge Data Centers: The 40-Acre Footprint Quietly Reshaping Central Kentucky
Edge data centers (40-100 acres, 80-100 MW) need MSA-adjacent sites with fiber and ready power — exactly what central Kentucky’s I-65 corridor counties have.