March 2026 macro whispers "hold tight"—rates at 6.8%, KY industrial asking prices off 12% from peaks, multifamily concessions creeping up.

The 2026 Equity Gap: Why Today’s Discounts Become Tomorrow’s Appreciation

KY's Widest Equity Gaps: Where Discounts Roar

2. Lexington Multifamily (Toyota/LG Boom)

3. Northern KY Flex/Industrial (Covington)

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The 2026 Equity Gap: Why Today’s Discounts Become Tomorrow’s Appreciation

The 2026 Equity Gap: Why Today’s Discounts Become Tomorrow’s Appreciation

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