Tre Pryor, Realtor
Relocation Services, Louisville Kentucky
Welcome! Louisville is a thriving community with many of the benefits of larger cities while maintaing a certain local charm that keeps the city growing.
Louisville's Housing Market
While the rest of the nation has experienced wild swings in property values, Louisville maintains steady growth. We even earned a Most Livable City award in 2004.
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Get To Know Louisville, KY
With a low cost-of-livng and a stable economy, Louisville is attracting new business as its current organizations innovate in fields like technology, healthcare and transportation.
While Louisville is home to the Kentucky Derby, it's certainly more than derby. With an extensive parks system, nationally acclaimed restaurants and many wonderful housing communities, Louisville can also boast of being one of only 12 U.S. cities with resident professional opera, theater, orchestra, ballet and children's theater.
Fun Facts About Louisville
Did you know...
- Partners for Livable Communities selected Louisville as one of America's Most Livable Communities
- Louisville's Kaelin's Restaurant is the birthplace of the cheeseburger—15 cents on that first menu in October of 1934
- The first transplant of a human hand in the U.S. was performed in Louisville by Kleinert, Kutz and Associates
- Two of the three topselling vehicles in the U.S. are made in Louisville—the Ford F-series pickup and the Ford Explorer SUV
- Louisville has one of the nation's most extensive metropolitan park systems, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, the architect of New York's Central Park
- UPS World Port, the world's largest distribution air cargo transportation center is located at Louisville International Airport
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Tre Pryor is a member of the National Relocation service for Louisville, Kentucky.
