The 10 neighborhood scoops worth a look from October 17, 2026.
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Fifty-four buildable lots are in the works at 1 Aiken Ridge Dr in Louisville, for Aiken Ridge Subdivision Phase 2B.
That’s a 12.681-acre stretch turning into a whole new chunk of single-family homes. The city hasn’t signed off yet, so this one is still in the works.
Prospect Point at 9505 US Hwy 42 is headed for a full teardown. All the existing structures are set to come down for a redevelopment of the property, and RH Environmental is handling the asbestos removal first.
It’s official from Louisville, and the work is slated to run from November 2, 2026 through December 31, 2027. The site is a big one too, about 80,000 square feet, so this isn’t exactly a weekend refresh.
A big UPS change is in the works at 740 Grade Ln. A 9-foot chain-link fence relocation is planned at the AMDC site, along with 523 feet of fencing, about 1,050 square feet of heavy-duty concrete, tweaks to the vehicle service road, TSA signage, a new sidewalk, and pavement assessment.
It’s tagged at somewhere around $500,000, so this isn’t a tiny weekend fix. The city hasn’t signed off yet, but the whole thing is moving through the pipeline.