Lousiville Urban League Sports & Learning Complex

Louisville,
KY
(2020)

Lousiville Urban League Sports & Learning Complex

Adult Education, College or Vocational Training, Community, Healthcare, Mixed-use, Nonprofit Hub, Recreation

The Louisville Urban League Sports & Learning Complex is a $52.22 MM development on a former 24-acre tobacco processing and storage facility in the west end of Louisville.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $23,850,000
Total Project Cost: $55,220,000

IMPACT

205 FTE jobs
302 construction jobs

CDEs

Grow America, Telesis CDE Corporation, The Reinvestment Fund

Investor

US Bank

Project Description

The Louisville Urban League Sports & Learning Complex is a $52.22 MM development on a former 24-acre tobacco processing and storage facility in the west end of Louisville. The facility contains a world-class indoor track and field space, seating for 4,000 persons and various indoor and outdoor spaces to enable the LUL to expand its programming in health, education and economic development.

MAP

Address: 3029 West Mohammad Ali Boulevard, Louisville, KY 40212

Census Tract: 21111000600

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