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bizjournals.com | Michael L. Jones
Steve Leeper, 3CDC's CEO, was in Louisville last week to share Cincinnati's strategies for downtown revitalization and development. 3CDC CEO Steve Leeper served as the keynote for Louisville's 2025 State of the Downtown luncheon. Cincinnati can serves as a model for Louisville's downtown revitalization, leaders said. Leeper highlighted the Fountain Square redevelopment, condo projects.
Downtown Louisville sees $2.3B investment surge with 73 projects in 2024 - Louisville Business First
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bizjournals.com | Michael L. Jones
More than 70 projects are either underway or announced in Downtown Louisville, according to the Louisville Downtown Partnership (LDP). The organization's most recent economic impact report notes that Downtown Louisville made significant economic strides in 2024, as the aforementioned projects add up to a potential $2.3 billion in investment. LDP released the report at the 2025 State of the Downtown luncheon held at the Louisville Marriott on March 27.
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2 months ago |
bizjournals.com | Michael L. Jones
Listen to this article 3 minThe University of Cincinnati's new provost, who was set to take the role in June, has taken another position as the president of a Kentucky university. Less than a week after being announced as the University of Cincinnati's new provost – the school's second-in-command – Gerald "Gerry" Bradley has taken a new role as the leader of another university.
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2 months ago |
bizjournals.com | Michael L. Jones
Gerry Bradley takes the helm at University of Louisville in an unexpected leadership transition. The University of Louisville has its third president in five years after the abrupt resignation of former president Kim Schatzel. Gerald "Gerry" Bradley, former UofL executive vice president and university provost, was named the school's 20th president, effective immediately, during a special meeting of the board of trustees on Wednesday afternoon.
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2 months ago |
bizjournals.com | Michael L. Jones
A popular Clifton restaurant that was forced to close due to a fire last year will reopen next month with an expanded menu. Ensō, located at 1756 Frankfort Ave., will reopen on April 8 after five months of renovations. The restaurant, which blends cuisine from Japan and the Southern United States, closed indefinitely in October 2024 after a fire in the kitchen. The name Ensō is drawn from the Zen Circle, a common symbol in Buddhism that represents coming full circle.
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