Lexington, Kentucky
Lexington's assessor publishes the price of every commercial, land and multifamily sale for free, so the $135M Hamburg Pavilion and $137M Summit at Fritz Farm deals are on the public record, but the owner-of-record search sits behind a Cloudflare wall, so the downtown towers' owners could not be read.
8 buildings · 6 with an owner established · 44 sources · 5 tier A · 3 tier B · prepared 2026-10-13
Can you find out who owns it?
Kentucky records title by deed with the county clerk, and every deed must state the full consideration under a sworn certificate (KRS 382.135); the grantor pays a transfer tax of $0.50 per $500 (KRS 142.050). Lexington and Fayette County are one consolidated government, the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government, so one Property Valuation Administrator (PVA) values all 115,158 parcels and every one is in the city. The PVA's parcel search, which carries the owner of record, runs on a third-party qPublic host that refused automated access; what the PVA itself publishes free are year-to-date sales reports giving the address, date and price of every commercial, land and multifamily sale (naming the buyer for land and multifamily), plus weekly residential reports naming buyer and seller. LFUCG's open parcel layer has shapes and PVA numbers but no owners.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchNot available at any price
Bulk ownership dataNone published
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
1
The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lexington Financial Center ('Big Blue') 250 W Main St, Lexington |
Office | Not established the source would not open The PVA's own news page calls it 'Lexington's tallest building' at 31 stories. Its property record card, which would name the owner of record, is on the PVA's qPublic search host, which returned a Cloudflare challenge. No SEC filing found by full-text search names an owner or a loan for the tower, and the PVA's commercial sales reports for 2019 to September 2026 show no sale of 250 W Main St. The owner is therefore left blank. |
Not established | —A |
| Rupp Arena at Central Bank Center 432 W Vine St, Lexington |
Civic | Not established the source would not open Lexington Center Corporation says it 'operates' the convention-centre complex known as Central Bank Center (s30). Operating it is not the same as owning it. Wikipedia's infobox names Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government as owner and LCC as operator (s31), but no register or filing confirmed this. The PVA's property card is on the qPublic host, which is behind Cloudflare. LFUCG's financial report is a PDF that its robots.txt disallows, and LCC's annual report would not download. The PVA's news page records a city-revealed redesign with 'an estimated $310 million budget' (s43). No sale of 432 W Vine St appears in the 2019-2026 sales reports. |
Not established | —B |
| University of Kentucky main campus (incl. Kroger Field) Main campus, Lexington about 824 acres (main campus) |
Institutional | University of Kentucky UK's audited 2025 statements describe it as a component unit of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, carrying land at $210.4M at cost and buildings at $5.04B at 30 June 2025, statewide (s26). UK's environmental office gives the main campus as about 824 acres (s27). The PVA's own reports spell the owner two ways: 'UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY' (819 Press Ave, $755,000, Feb 2024) and 'COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY FBO UK' (1008 S Broadway, 0.57 ac, $1,425,000, Aug 2026). That Kroger Field is UK-owned rests on Wikipedia, not on a register. The campus has no single assessed record, so no total acreage on the roll is given. |
Institution | —B |
| Keeneland Race Course and sales grounds 4201 Versailles Rd, Lexington 1,234 acres (Keeneland's figure) |
Mixed use | Keeneland Association, Inc. Keeneland's own history page says the site's earlier owner 'agreed to sell around 148 acres, including the track, to the new Keeneland Association in 1935', and that 'Keeneland now covers 1,234 acres'. Its About page says racing and auctions are run by 'one mission-driven entity' whose profits 'are returned to the industry and community' (s22). The 1935 price is not stated. Whether the Association is tax-exempt was not established: ProPublica's nonprofit index lists the Keeneland Foundation but not the Association. The roll, which would confirm title and acreage, was unreachable, so this rests on the owner's own account (tier B). |
Institution | —B |
| Kentucky Horse Park 4089 Iron Works Pike, Lexington (inside the urban county; Fayette County is wholly LFUCG) |
Civic | Commonwealth of Kentucky The Park's home page says it is 'Owned and operated by the Commonwealth of Kentucky' (s23). Its history page says the land was sold to the Commonwealth in 1972 for $2.7 million and that the Park opened in 1978 (s24). The address is in Lexington, and because LFUCG covers all of Fayette County, the Park is inside the urban county. The Park's acreage was not stated on the pages read, and the roll was unreachable. |
Government | $2,700,000 1972 Price stated on the Park's own history page (s24); the private seller is not named here. A |
| Fayette Mall 3401 Nicholasville Rd, Lexington 1,161,394 sq ft total centre |
Retail | CBL & Associates Properties (CBL Fayette Mall OP PropCo, LLC / Fayette Mall SPE, LLC) 100% CBL's 2025 10-K lists Fayette Mall as 100% owned, opened 1971 and expanded 2001, 1,161,394 sq ft, 95% occupied. Schedule III gives a gross carrying amount of $136.1M and 2001 as the year acquired, with a $101.7M loan due May 2026 (s18). Exhibit 21 lists CBL Fayette Mall OP PropCo, LLC and Fayette Mall SPE, LLC (s19). In May 2026 CBL refinanced with a $97.5M five-year non-recourse loan at 7.25% (s20). CBL also owns The Plaza at Fayette next door (209,596 sq ft). No purchase price is stated. |
REIT | —A |
| Hamburg Pavilion 2300 Sir Barton Way and adjoining parcels, Lexington 874,095 sq ft on about 93.7 acres |
Retail | FHH Hamburg, LLC The PVA's 2024 commercial and land sales reports record a $135,000,000 sale on 29 Oct 2024 across the Sir Barton Way, Pavilion Way, Star Shoot Pkwy and Vendor Way parcels. The land report names the new owner as FHH HAMBURG LLC (s13). The BBCMS 2024-5C31 term sheet names FHH Hamburg, LLC as borrower and Fairbourne Properties, LLC as sponsor of a $94.5M acquisition loan dated 10/29/2024. It states the purchase price as $135,000,000 against a $141.1M appraisal and puts occupancy at 92.3% with 65 tenants (s17). Title is held in fee. |
Private company | $135,000,000 2024-10 PVA 2024 sales report: $135M on 29 Oct 2024, buyer FHH HAMBURG LLC; same 'Purchase Price' in the CMBS term sheet's Sources and Uses. A |
| Blue Grass Airport (LEX) Blue Grass Airport, Lexington |
Civic | Lexington-Fayette Urban County Airport Board The Board's audited statements for the year to 30 June 2026 say it 'owns and operates the Blue Grass Airport' under KRS Chapter 183. The Board is a component unit of LFUCG and 'a political subdivision of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, created in 1946'. It carries land at $20,258,764 and net capital assets at $251,736,542. Its ten members are appointed by the Mayor. The airport's acreage is not given in the statements. |
Government | —A |
2
The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Fayette County's roll held 115,158 parcels in 2026. Because Lexington and Fayette County are one consolidated government, every parcel is in the city. The PVA publishes the price, date and address of every commercial sale, and of land and apartment sales with the buyer's name, so Lexington's biggest deals can be read from the assessor's own PDFs. The most valuable ground shown by recent prices is suburban retail on the Nicholasville Road and Hamburg corridors, not downtown: no downtown tower sold in 2019 to September 2026. Distress in the reports is residential and small. The weekly reports mark 38 Master Commissioner (judicial) sales in 2025 and 23 in 2026 to 5 October.
Certified real property assessment, 2026$41.63B (residential $27.85B, commercial/multifamily $12.69B, farm use-value $1.09B)
115,158 parcels: residential 101,378, commercial 6,140, multifamily 1,713, farm 1,978, tax-free 2,622. PVA 'Did You Know' table (s1). The page states a 'Total Equalized Assessment' of $42,254,632,179 including $3.62B of tangible personal property. Its own components sum to about $45.25B, so the stated total is not used here.
Largest priced sale, 2024-26$137,000,000
The Summit at Fritz Farm, 4100 Nicholasville Rd and Summit units, sold 15 May 2025 (PVA 2025 commercial sales report, s5). The report gives no buyer. The PVA's 2025 land report records FRITZ FARM OWNER LLC buying two Finn Way lots the same day, but that does not establish who bought the centre.
Hamburg Pavilion sale$135,000,000 (29 Oct 2024)
To FHH Hamburg, LLC (Fairbourne Properties), $161 per sq ft on the $141.1M appraisal (s13, s17).
Largest office sales$50.0M (2026), $38.1M (2025)
1825 Little Herb Way, office condo, 124,010 sq ft, $403/sq ft, 15 Jul 2026 (s4); 151 N Martin Luther King Blvd, office building, 133,750 sq ft, $285/sq ft, 10 Jul 2025 (s5). 745 W New Circle Rd, 407,736 sq ft of office, sold for $29.0M ($71/sq ft) on 15 May 2026 (s4). Buyers are not given.
Farmland under conservation easement33,023 acres (290 easements)
LFUCG Purchase of Development Rights layer, STATUS 'PF', summed 13 Oct 2026 (s40). The layer has no owner field, and the easement holder is not the landowner.
Master Commissioner (judicial) residential sales38 (2025); 23 (2026 to 5 Oct)
Rows typed 'Master Commissioner Sale' in the PVA's 88 weekly residential reports read (s12): $10.1M in total in 2025 (median $183,000) and $3.7M in 2026. A further 24 (2025) and 14 (2026) were typed 'First Sale After Foreclosure'.
Real estate transfer tax$0.50 per $500
Paid by the grantor on the value declared in the deed (KRS 142.050, s9); every deed must state the full consideration under a sworn certificate (KRS 382.135, s10).
3
Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
In Lexington the largest holders are public. They are the University of Kentucky (whose land the PVA lists both as 'UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY' and 'COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY FBO UK'), the Commonwealth's Kentucky Horse Park, the urban county government, its airport board and school district, and Keeneland. Holdings cannot be counted per owner from the roll, because the PVA's owner search is on a Cloudflare-blocked host. Each figure is therefore the owner's own audited land-at-cost or acreage statement, or a purchase recorded in the PVA's sales reports. Horse-farm land is not shown: 1,978 parcels are on the roll as farms, at a $1.09B use value (s1), and 33,023 acres are under LFUCG development-rights easements (s40). But no source read names the companies that hold the farms, so no farm entity is listed.
| Name | Type | Holding (as each source states it) |
|---|---|---|
| University of Kentucky (UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY; COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY FBO UK) UK's 2025 statements carry land at $210,391K at 30 June 2025, up from $191,618K a year earlier (s26). The main campus is about 824 acres (s27). In 2017 UK's board approved conveying 250 acres at and near Coldstream Research Campus to LFUCG (s28). PVA reports record purchases in both spellings: 819 Press Ave, $755,000 (2024, s42) and 1008 S Broadway, $1,425,000 (2026, s15). |
Institution | Main campus about 824 acres; land at cost $210.4M (statewide)A |
| Keeneland Association, Inc. Keeneland's own figure; the Association bought about 148 acres including the track in 1935 (s21). |
Institution | 1,234 acresB |
| Commonwealth of Kentucky (Kentucky Horse Park) The Park is 'Owned and operated by the Commonwealth of Kentucky' (s23, s24). Its acreage was not stated on the pages read. UK, a component unit of the Commonwealth, is listed separately. |
Government | Bought 1972 for $2.7MA |
| Fayette County School District (Board of Education) Note G of the June 2025 statements: land $53,114,644; buildings and improvements $1.00B; construction in progress $178.5M (s29). |
Government | Land at cost $53.1MA |
| Lexington-Fayette Urban County Airport Board Land $20,258,764 and net capital assets $251.7M at 30 June 2026. The Board owns and operates Blue Grass Airport (s25). |
Government | Land at cost $20.3MA |
| Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government (LEXINGTON-FAYETTE URBAN COUNTY) UK's board approved conveying two parcels totalling 250 acres at Coldstream to LFUCG for development, subject to council approval (s28); completion was not confirmed. LFUCG's own land total is in its ACFR, a PDF its robots.txt disallows. The PVA's 2024 land report shows a purchase as 'LEXINGTON-FAYETTE URBAN COUNTY' (0.2389 ac at Elam Park, $10,000, s13). The separate 'LFUC HOUSING AUTHORITY' appears as a seller in the weekly reports. |
Government | 250 acres conveyed by UK (approved 2017)B |
| Real Sub, LLC (Publix Super Markets) The PVA's 2025 land report names REAL SUB LLC as buyer of parcels on Stockton Way and Remington Dr for $38,367,000 (25 Jul 2025, multi-parcel, which included the 1952 Stockton Way shopping centre) and of two more Remington Dr parcels for $3,817,000 (16 Sep 2025) (s14). Publix's Exhibit 21 lists Real Sub, LLC as a subsidiary (s33). |
Public company | $38,367,000 + $3,817,000 of land (2025)A |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Fayette County permitted 1,052 new homes in 2025: 507 single-family houses and 545 units in 16 buildings of five or more units. In 2024 it permitted 1,036 (492 single-family, 2 in a duplex, 542 in 18 apartment buildings), per the Census Building Permits Survey (s32). Land for new building is tight: UK's 2017 land-swap release quotes city officials that the community 'is currently out of land for development needs within the urban service boundary' (s28). The national builders are largely absent: D.R. Horton's 10-K lists Louisville, not Lexington, as its Kentucky market (s41). Builder holdings could not be counted on the roll, because the PVA's owner search is on a Cloudflare-blocked host. The figures below therefore count the lots each builder bought, as named in the 'New Owner' column of the PVA's free land-sales reports (s13, s14). That undercounts land bought before 2024 and lots bought through other entities. No document links the separate 'Ball Realty Investments LLC' to Ball Homes, so they are not grouped.
| Name | Type | Lots/parcels bought (PVA land reports 2024 / 2025) |
|---|---|---|
| Ball Homes LLC Its largest purchase was 63.96 acres at 1863 Battery St for $8,283,022 ($129,503 per acre) on 17 Oct 2024. It also bought five lots on Caversham Park Ln and Polo Club Blvd in one $350,000 sale (Sept 2024) and single lots on Lakebend Ct and Sunny Landing Trl. The weekly reports show BALL HOMES LLC as seller on 4 home sales in 2025 and 6 in 2026 to date (s12). |
Private company | 8 / 0, incl. 63.96 ac for $8,283,022A |
| McCarty Home Builders LLC 2025 purchases were mainly Buttermilk Rd lots, bought in batches at $446,500, $182,000 and $247,500 per multi-lot sale (s14). |
Private company | 9 / 10A |
| Mulberry Builders LLC 2025 purchases included four Buttermilk Rd and Meadowlark Rd lots in a $364,500 sale (Oct 2025) and infill lots on Eden Cv and Harrison Trce at $55,000 each (s14). |
Private company | 7 / 9A |
| Portrait Homes Inc Bought Buttermilk Rd lots in April and October 2025 and a Rabbit Warren Flt lot (s14). |
Private company | 4 / 8A |
| Artique Custom Homes LLC Named as new owner on 9 rows of the 2024 land report (s13). |
Private company | 9 / 0A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
The listed landlords in Lexington are apartment, student-housing and shopping-centre owners. No REIT filing read lists a downtown Lexington office tower. Private buyers dominate recent apartment trades: the PVA's multifamily reports name Avenue Living US Operating LP entities as buyers of 845 Red Mile Rd (182 units, $44.0M, Sept 2024), 4176 Todds Rd (90 units, $19.75M, May 2025) and Hannah Todd Pl ($32.78M, Aug 2025) (s7, s42). Figures below are from each REIT's 2025 10-K.
| Name | Type | Lexington holding (2025 10-K) |
|---|---|---|
| CBL & Associates Properties Both 100% owned. Fayette Mall's Schedule III gross amount is $136.1M, and it was refinanced with a $97.5M loan in May 2026 (s18, s20). |
REIT | Fayette Mall 1,161,394 sq ft + The Plaza at Fayette 209,596 sq ftA |
| Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust Schedule III, Student Housing, Lexington KY: 3 properties, encumbrances $155.9M, gross carrying amount $158,990K, acquired 2022. The properties are not named. |
REIT | 3 student-housing properties, $159.0M grossA |
| Independence Realty Trust Lexington, KY market: gross real estate $168.2M, 97.6% occupancy at end-2025; acquired 2021. |
REIT | 3 properties, 886 unitsA |
| Mid-America Apartment Communities MAA Pinnacle (acquired 1998), MAA Lakepointe, MAA Mansion and MAA Village (acquired 1994); 96.2% occupancy. |
REIT | 4 properties, 924 unitsA |
| Starwood Real Estate Income Trust Schedule III: Racquet Club, Lexington KY, acquired 2021, encumbrances $33.8M. |
REIT | Racquet Club apartments, $74.5M grossA |
| Phillips Edison & Company Meadowthorpe Manor Shoppes (acquired May 2012, $10.66M) and Chinoe Center (acquired Nov 2022, $19.31M). Wheeler REIT separately owns Bryan Station (54,277 sq ft, s38). |
REIT | 2 shopping centres, $30.0M grossA |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Owner of record for Lexington Financial Center (250 W Main), Rupp Arena/Central Bank Center (432 W Vine), The Square (401 W Main) and The Summit at Fritz Farm. Each has a PVA property record card on qpublic.schneidercorp.com, which returned a Cloudflare challenge. A PVA open-records request would answer this, but none was filed.
- Who owns Rupp Arena: Wikipedia says LFUCG, and the brief assumed Lexington Center Corporation. LCC's own page says only that it operates the complex. LFUCG's ACFR (PDF disallowed by robots.txt) and LCC's annual report (406/truncated) would settle it.
- Who bought The Summit at Fritz Farm for $137M on 15 May 2025. FRITZ FARM OWNER LLC bought adjacent lots the same day, and FRITZ FARM DEVELOPMENT LLC bought 5.97 ac at 250 Harrison for $3M. No filing ties either to the centre, and the CMBS hits for the name were comparables only.
- Horse-farm holdings by entity (e.g. Godolphin's Jonabell Farm, Shadwell Farm, Calumet Farm). No register or filing naming the holding companies and their Fayette acreage was opened. Coolmore's Ashford Stud is in Woodford County (Versailles), outside Lexington, and is excluded. Toyota's Georgetown plant is in Scott County and is excluded.
- Kentucky Utilities' Lexington property: KU's holdings were not looked up.
- Builder holdings on the roll: owner-name search is not available without the qPublic host, so lot counts come from the PVA's land-sales 'New Owner' column only.
- Prior prices for distress comparisons on commercial property: the PVA reports give each sale but not earlier prices before 2019, and no clean far-below-prior commercial sale was found in 2019-2026. Several apparent drops were multi-parcel prices.
- Fayette County Clerk deed index and recording fees: fayettekyclerk.gov's robots.txt disallows ClaudeBot, so it was not read.
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Sources
- Did You Know: '2026 Fayette County Certified Real Property Assessment' table (Residential 101,378 parcels; Commercial 6,140; Multi-Family 1,713; Farm 1,978; Manufactured Homes 1,231; Tax Free 2,622; Public Service 96; All Property Types 115,158; Residential $27,849,553,800; Commercial/Multi-Family $12,690,156,500; Farm/Agricultural Use Value $1,094,202,400; Total Equalized Assessment stated as $42,254,632,179), with the same table for 2018-2025 — Fayette County Property Valuation Administrator (PVA) · openA
- Real Property: assessment at 100% fair cash value as of 1 January; 'Ownership of property for tax purposes is also January 1'; the PVA updates owners 'using the information provided to us by the deed' — Fayette County PVA · openA
- Commercial Sales Reports page: year-to-date and annual PDF reports of commercial, land and multifamily sales, 2011 to Sept 2026; homepage links 'Property Search' to qpublic.schneidercorp.com (AppID 1019) with 'Log In / Sign Up' — Fayette County PVA · openA
- Commercial Sales, January 01, 2026 - September 30, 2026 (sale date, address, price, square feet, $/sq ft, structure type; no buyer column) — Fayette County PVA · openA
- Commercial Sales report for calendar 2025 (file 'Comm-Sales-Report-Dec25') — Fayette County PVA · openA
- Commercial Sales report for calendar 2024 (file 'Comm-Sales-ReportDec24') — Fayette County PVA · openA
- Multi-Family Sales report for calendar 2025 (sale date, address, price, units, and the buyer's name) — Fayette County PVA · openA
- Multi-Family Sales, January-September 2026 (sale date, address, price, units, buyer) — Fayette County PVA · openA
- KRS 142.050 Real estate transfer tax: tax on the grantor 'at the rate of fifty cents ($0.50) for each $500 of value or fraction thereof, which value is declared in the deed' — Kentucky General Assembly (Legislative Research Commission) · openA
- KRS 382.135: a deed to real property shall contain 'A statement of the full consideration' and a sworn, notarized certificate 'that the consideration reflected in the deed is the full consideration paid for the property'; clerk prohibited from filing a noncompliant deed — Kentucky General Assembly (Legislative Research Commission) · openA
- Parcel (feature service e4a525d8772741468205e82fc173db22): fields PVANUM, address, TAX, CLASS, PVA_ACRE, CONDO and geometry; no owner or value field. Terms of Use: use or download 'as an acceptance of the Terms of Use'; warranty and indemnity terms; no redistribution restriction stated — Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government (LFUCG) open data hub · openA
- Residential Sales, September 29 - October 05, 2026 (weekly report: sale date, address, ZIP, price, type of sale incl. 'Master Commissioner Sale' and 'First Sale After Foreclosure', new owner, previous owner). This research read the 88 weekly reports listed for 31 Dec 2024 to 5 Oct 2026, counted rows by sale type and by corporate seller; rows name private individuals and are not reproduced — Fayette County PVA · openA
- Land Sales, January 01, 2024 - December 31, 2024 (sale date, address, price, acres, $/acre, 'New Owner') — Fayette County PVA · openA
- Land Sales, January 01, 2025 - December 31, 2025 (file 'Land-Sales-Report-Dec25') — Fayette County PVA · openA
- Land Sales, January 01, 2026 - September 30, 2026 — Fayette County PVA · openA
- Properties in the News: 'Lexington Financial Center' ('rappel 31 stories off Lexington's tallest building'); its Property Record Card link goes to the qPublic host — Fayette County PVA · openA
- BBCMS 2024-5C31 Structural and Collateral Term Sheet (FWP), No. 6 Hamburg Pavilion: borrower FHH Hamburg, LLC; borrower sponsor Fairbourne Properties, LLC; title Fee; 874,095 sf on ~93.7 acres, 17 buildings, built 1997-2005; loan purpose Acquisition; note date 10/29/2024; whole loan $94,500,000; Sources and Uses 'Purchase Price $135,000,000'; appraised $141,100,000 (9/20/2024) — Barclays Commercial Mortgage Securities LLC / SEC EDGAR · openA
- CBL & Associates Properties Form 10-K for 2025: Fayette Mall, Lexington KY, opened 1971/2001, 100% owned, 1,161,394 sq ft total centre, 95% occupied; loan $101,683K at 4.25% maturing May-26; Schedule III gross carrying amount $136,130K, date acquired 2001; The Plaza at Fayette, 2006, 100%, 209,596 sq ft — CBL & Associates Properties / SEC EDGAR · openA
- CBL & Associates Properties Exhibit 21, subsidiaries as of 31 Dec 2025: CBL Fayette Mall OP PropCo, LLC (Kentucky); Fayette Mall SPE, LLC (Delaware); Fayette Plaza CMBS, LLC (Delaware); CBL/Fayette I, LLC and II, LLC; Fayette Development Property, LLC; Fayette Middle Anchor, LLC; CBL Fayette Hotel Member LLC — CBL & Associates Properties / SEC EDGAR · openA
- CBL & Associates Properties Form 10-Q for the quarter to 30 June 2026: 'In May 2026, the Company closed on a $97,500 non-recourse, five-year loan secured by Fayette Mall, which bears a fixed interest rate of 7.25%. Proceeds from the new loan were used to retire the previous loan.' — CBL & Associates Properties / SEC EDGAR · openA
- Of Turf and Stone: Keeneland Through the Ages: the founder of the original track 'agreed to sell around 148 acres, including the track, to the new Keeneland Association in 1935'; 'Keeneland now covers 1,234 acres'; National Historic Landmark — Keeneland Association, Inc. (Keeneland Library) · openB
- About Keeneland: racing and sales 'united under one mission-driven entity'; 'profits from Keeneland racing and sales are returned to the industry and community'; footer '©2024 Keeneland Association, Inc.', 4201 Versailles Road — Keeneland Association, Inc. · openA
- Kentucky Horse Park home page: 'Owned and operated by the Commonwealth of Kentucky, the Park is a treasure to our state'; 4089 Iron Works Pike, Lexington — Kentucky Horse Park (Commonwealth of Kentucky) · openA
- KHP History: in 1972 the then owner 'sold her property to the Commonwealth of Kentucky for $2.7 million, and in 1978, the Kentucky Horse Park ... opened to the public' — Kentucky Horse Park (Commonwealth of Kentucky) · openA
- Lexington-Fayette Urban County Airport Board, Financial Statements, years ended June 30, 2026 and 2025: the Board 'owns and operates the Blue Grass Airport'; a component unit of LFUCG and 'a political subdivision of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, created in 1946'; land $20,258,764 and net capital assets $251,736,542 at 30 June 2026 — Lexington-Fayette Urban County Airport Board · openA
- University of Kentucky 2025 Financial Statements (a component unit of the Commonwealth of Kentucky), Note 4: land $210,391K and buildings $5,041,727K at cost, 30 June 2025; the College 'was established on a 52-acre site (the University's current location) donated by the city of Lexington' in 1878 — University of Kentucky · openA
- Wastewater 101: 'The University of Kentucky's main campus sits on approximately 824 acres' — University of Kentucky Environmental Quality Management · openA
- 'UK Board Approves Historic Land Swap' (12 Dec 2017): UK to convey 'two parcels of land totaling 250 acres' in and near the Coldstream Research Campus to LFUCG, in exchange for control of about 13.5 acres of roads around campus; subject to council approval — University of Kentucky (UKNow) · openA
- Fayette County School District, District-wide and Fund Financial Statements, June 30, 2025, Note G Capital Assets: land $53,114,644; buildings and improvements $1,001,151,011 — Fayette County Public Schools (audit document hosted on resources.finalsite.net) · openA
- LCC Board Info: Lexington Center Corporation 'operates the Lexington convention center facilities, known as the Central Bank Center' (read via WebFetch; curl returned HTTP 406) — Lexington Center Corporation · openB
- Rupp Arena (article wikitext): infobox 'owner = Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government', 'operator = Lexington Center Corporation', 432 West Vine Street, opened 1976 — Wikipedia · openB
- Building Permits Survey, county annual files co2025a.txt and co2024a.txt: FIPS 21/067 Fayette County, Kentucky — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Publix Super Markets Exhibit 21 (10-K for fiscal 2025): subsidiaries include 'Real Sub, LLC (filed in Florida)' — Publix Super Markets / SEC EDGAR · openA
- Independence Realty Trust Form 10-K for 2025: Lexington, KY market 3 properties, 886 units, gross real estate $168,248K, 97.6% occupancy; Schedule III acquired 2021 — Independence Realty Trust / SEC EDGAR · openA
- Mid-America Apartment Communities Form 10-K for 2025: Lexington, KY 4 properties, 924 units, 96.2% occupancy; Schedule III MAA Pinnacle (acq. 1998), MAA Lakepointe, MAA Mansion and MAA Village (acq. 1994) — MAA / SEC EDGAR · openA
- Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust Form 10-K for 2025, Schedule III, Student Housing: Lexington, KY, 3 properties, encumbrances $155,902K, gross carrying amount $158,990K, acquired 2022 — BREIT / SEC EDGAR · openA
- Phillips Edison & Company Form 10-K for 2025, Schedule III: Meadowthorpe Manor Shoppes, Lexington KY (acquired 5/9/2012, gross $10,662K) and Chinoe Center, Lexington KY (acquired 11/21/2022, gross $19,314K) — Phillips Edison & Company / SEC EDGAR · openA
- Wheeler Real Estate Investment Trust Form 10-K for 2025: Bryan Station, Lexington KY, 9 tenants, 54,277 sq ft, 94.5% leased — Wheeler REIT / SEC EDGAR · openA
- Starwood Real Estate Income Trust Form 10-K for 2025, Schedule III: Racquet Club, Lexington KY, encumbrances $33,811K, gross carrying amount $74,485K, acquired 2021 — Starwood Real Estate Income Trust / SEC EDGAR · openA
- PDR Property (Purchase of Development Rights conservation easements) feature layer: fields ADDRESS, APPNUM, STATUS, FUNDING, PDR_ACRE; no owner field. Summed by this research on 13 Oct 2026: 290 features with STATUS 'PF' totalling 33,023.4 acres, plus 6 'AO' totalling 365.3 acres — LFUCG open data · openA
- D.R. Horton Form 10-K for fiscal 2025: the only Kentucky homebuilding market listed is 'Kentucky Louisville' — D.R. Horton / SEC EDGAR · openA
- Multi-Family Sales, January-December 2024 (incl. 845 Red Mile Rd, $44,000,000, 182 units, to Avenue Living US Operating LP No 9; 819 Press Ave, $755,000, to University of Kentucky) — Fayette County PVA · openA
- Properties in the News: 'Rupp Arena' (city officials revealed a redesign 'with an estimated $310 million budget'); property record card on the qPublic host — Fayette County PVA · openA
- Commercial Sales reports for 2019-2023 (read to look for repeat sales of downtown towers; none of 250 W Main, 401 W Main or 432 W Vine sold in 2019-Sept 2026) — Fayette County PVA · openA