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PRG Investments
PRG Investments (PRG) is one of Kentucky’s leading commercial and investment real estate firms. PRG has grown from a niche company to a regional leader in providing exceptional commercial and investment real estate services. PRG offers a diverse team of professionals enabling us to uniquely capitalize on the depth and breadth of experiences and relationships to build wealth for our private and institutional clients.
As a privately held, boutique firm, we are well positioned to exceed our clients’ needs and goals by implementing a well-rounded but highly focused business model maximizing our efficiencies to best benefit our clients.
PRG implements aggressive, disciplined strategies and calls on all of our energies, experiences and relationships to achieve outstanding results for our real estate clients and affiliated partners. Whether its our local market intelligence, brokerage & sales services, investments services, advisory services or asset & property management, our commitment to excellence is paramount. PRG consistently creates transactions of value matched with unparalleled service enabling our clients to build and preserve wealth through real estate.
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New Buyers Helping to Fuel Apartment Transaction Volume Foreign money, high-net worth investors dominating improved acquisition arena. Multi Family Executive 8-05-2010
Apartment Owners Have Choices to Make in 2010 "For those active in multifamily investment, the current rebound is a welcome relief after suffering through 2009—or, as CB Richard Ellis puts it, the worst year on record for investment sales." Click title to read entire article. Globe St.com 6-01-2010
Multifamily Moves on Up The national multifamily investment market may have turned a corner in 2009, at least in terms of investor demand. Dollar volume of the sector's closed transactions hit an all-time low of $2.06 billion in the first quarter of 2009 but ticked up to approximately $3 billion or more in the remaining quarters of the year, according to Real Capital Analytics, a New York-based research firm. Commercial Investment Real Estate Magazine 4-02-2010
Apartment Opportunities Seen in Secondary Markets Investors in the US apartment sector may fare better looking beyond major markets for potentially profitable buying opportunities, according to REIT executives. GlobeSt.com 1-13-2010
$23M Apartment Sale Ranks Among Largest The 158-unit Canyon Crest apartment complex has sold for $23 million in a transaction that is believed to be the largest multifamily deal in the region since 2006. GlobeSt.com 7-16-2009
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Louisville, KY 40220
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