We just grind — slow, patient, upward.Our job base is grounded: logistics, manufacturing, healthcare, bourbon, UPS, Ford.Our affordability keeps people here.Our stability keeps investors here.While national noise gets louder, Louisville keeps doing what Louisville does: absorbing it, then moving forward.

If they do smell it, then yes you need to take care of it.  

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The market benefits from a robust job sector in energy, healthcare, and aerospace, which supports rental demand and potential appreciation.

They would provide private care to 3-4 elderly people similar to a nursing home but on a smaller scale. 

With that comes a host of opportunities for health care, businesses, entrepreneurs, etc.  

Gains are concentrated in healthcare and food services, while sectors like transportation, warehousing, and manufacturing are shedding jobs.

You could only evict for health and safety reasons.  

Medium and high end don’t want a converted motel - they want the latest Marriot Assisted Living building with class A amenities and a memory care unit next door if needed.  

After looking through the past threads regarding senior housing it seems like it is a very difficult market to enter due to the need to essentially be a health care provider.