Two real estate pros, Bret Caller of Lexington and Steven Miller of Cincinnati, have formed Viking Partners LLC, a commercial real estate investment firm that is seeking investors to buy good properties that are bargain priced due to the current economic slump or owner desperation.
“Invoking the spirit of the Vikings, who were known for their [...]
Caller Enterprises just bought 60 percent of Chevy Chase Plaza, but the changes Steve and Bret Caller are planning might make a 100 percent difference in the business climate at East High Street and Euclid Avenue.
The Callers paid $3.2 million for the first, second and third floors of the five-story building, plus the 200-space parking [...]
Kentucky usually lands only one or two companies on the Inc. 500 list of the nation’s fastest growing small businesses.
This year, the total was one: No. 47, Integrity Asset Management of Louisville.
But there’s another company on the list that, as the older generation might say, bears watching. It’s No. 12, Hollingsworth Capital Partners in Clinton, [...]
We all love getting something for nothing, especially if the freebie is for something we are doing anyway — like shopping for a house.
Realtor Teresa Parks-Crumbie, for example, is marketing a new house at 188 Berkshire Lane in Georgetown’s Stonecrest Subdivision.
She realized that there is only one way into the subdivision, located off U.S. 25 [...]
So you have a house that you want to sell for $899,900, but you quickly discover that there are lots of other houses available in that price range.
What are you going to do?
If your name is Rick Langley and you want to move to Kansas City to take over a business you just bought, you [...]
So you have a house that you want to sell for $899,900, but you quickly discover that there are lots of other houses available in that price range.
What are you going to do?
If your name is Rick Langley and you want to move to Kansas City to take over a business you just bought, you [...]
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