Now Montgomery wants to share that feeling with others. He's subdividing 111 acres he owns east of Nicholasville for new homes. Home sales, prices up from last year Herald-Leader Staff Report Higher borrowing costs in May slowed the rate of home sales, but prices leaped anyway. Housing Sales Includes homes from the Lexington Multiple Listing Service, which covers Fayette and adjacent counties. Data include new and existing home sales.
All numbers are single-family and town house sales.
Outside experts say city needs attitude adjustment By Jamie Butters, Herald-Leader Business Writer Lexington needs better airline service, a hip downtown scene and a less snooty attitude to compete with other cities for the best new jobs. That's what two outside experts told about 50 local executives who met at the Hyatt Regency yesterday to help economic-development group Lexington United decide what kind of companies to recruit. It may also be our favorite form of exercise and one of our most-favored hobbies. Getting a head start on their college careers will become easier for high school students this fall. Eastern Kentucky University will pay for one college course per semester for high school seniors under a new program called Jump Start the Senior Advantage.