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We always have an eye out for the latest in Louisville market developments and building projects. We love helping our clients achieve success, so each time they celebrate another successful businesses venture, we like to celebrate with them. Here we will share news, events, stories of interest and helpful real estate lessons and tidbits.

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• This is an update to one our previous posts, “Dare to Care Expanding” dated November...

  August 16, 2019 | Less than a minute

  Dare to Care, is a not for profit organization dedicated to feeding the hungry in the Louisville region. Dahlem was tasked to find a new location for their offices as well as their kitchen.  This new location will allow their kitchen to triple in size , thereby significantly expanding the outreach of their mission Dahlem’s…

• Dahlem Purchases Fishers Marketplace Shopping Center

  August 02, 2019 | Less than a minute

  Dahlem closed on Fishers Marketplace Shopping Center on July 3, 2019. This purchase was part of Dahlem’s 1031 exchange using from funds from a sale of our shopping center in Evansville, Indiana. Tenants in Fishers Marketplace include Wild Eggs, Solid Core, Jimmy John’s, Hiro Hibachi, Ivy Rehab, Fancy Nails, Chicago’s Pizza, Which Wich and F45. …

• GLI GLIDE Trip to Denver

  September 20, 2018 | 4 minutes

  This week I took a trip to Denver, Colorado with our local chamber of commerce, Greater Louisville Inc. (GLI) to see what another city is doing for economic development and how we can improve Louisville, Kentucky.  The trip had about 135 people including our Mayor, members of the Metro Council, members of the GLI and…

• Good News for Retail Real Estate in the US

  August 31, 2018 | Less than a minute

  ICSC reports rents, Net Operating Income are up and occupancy is steady.  Read about it here.

• ICSC Florida Conference 2018

  August 31, 2018 | Less than a minute

  I attended the #ICSC Florida conference in Orlando, Florida the past two days.  Approximately 4,600 people attended (more than last year) and the halls were buzzing with work getting done.  There are still concerns about big box vacancies and malls in secondary and tertiary markets, but the mood is generally upbeat.  The media makes our…

• International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) Nexus R(etail) Evolution conference Recap

  January 26, 2018 | 2 minutes

  During the first week of January, Jim Dahlem attended the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) Nexus R(etail) Evolution conference in Palm Beach, Florida. The conference, which focused on the evolution of business and the impact on retail real estate, was chock full of useful information. Below, we hope you enjoy Jim’s recap of the…

• Jim Dahlem Speaks at Louisville 2018 Real Estate Economic Outlook

  January 24, 2018 | Less than a minute

  Louisville real estate professionals discuss the future of all real estate sectors at the #CCIM sponsored 2018 Real Estate Economic Outlook.

• Approximately 5,000 People Didn’t Get the Message Brick and Mortar Retail is Dead

  September 06, 2017 | 2 minutes

  The retail industry has good reason to be optimistic. The Gross Domestic Product has increased to 3.00%, and the unemployment rate has dropped to 4.30%, the lowest since 2001. Inflation remains under control and energy prices have dropped, which puts more discretionary money in the consumer’s pocket. With the tightening job market, one would expect wages to…

• Jim Dahlem Shares His Experience from ICSC

  August 28, 2017 | 1 minute

  This week, Jim Dahlem shares his insightful comments about his experience at the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC). Stay tuned for more of Jim’s experiences at these events in the future. On August 16, 2017, I attended the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) Ohio, West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania, and Indiana conference. Over 600…

• The Estate of Homer and Mary Short

  August 16, 2017 | 2 minutes

  A Family Business in Need of a Change The Estate of Homer and Mary Short was charged with liquidating a 600,000 square foot parcel of commercial real estate located in Paintsville, Kentucky. This shopping center, which was developed over time by the patriarch of the family, Homer Short, required a buyer who understood the intricacies…