Covington breaks ground on mixed-use development at former IRS site • Kentucky Lantern
Covington plans to transform a 23-acre site into a mixed-use development, complete with offices, housing, retail, a public plaza and parks. I
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Covington plans to transform a 23-acre site into a mixed-use development, complete with offices, housing, retail, a public plaza and parks. I
The city bought the 23 acre site from the federal government in 2020 after the IRS shut down due to technological obsolescence.
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With private developers waiting in the wings, the City of Covington hopes to break ground in early spring on installing the public infrastructure that will transform a 23-acre “blank canvas” a blo