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Company to divide up bank-owned lots with another builder
May 26, 2011
Dominion Homes to build in Louisville
For the first time in six years, Dominion Homes Inc. is creating a new residential community in the Louisville, Ky., market by dividing up bank-owned lots with another builder, according to bizjournals.com.
Dominion, based out of Columbus, will buy the first 178 completed lots in the Brookfield development on the east side of Louisville. Brookfield eventually will have more than 300 lots split between Dominion and an unspecified partner. Homes there will begin in the $160,000s.
Dominion has nine active communities in the Louisville market, which includes southern Indiana across the Ohio River. It also builds in two communities in Georgetown, Ky., north of Lexington.
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