US EditionLouisville approves $15M in incentives for King Soopers to take over shuttered Lowe’s
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Louisville approves $15M in incentives for King Soopers to take over shuttered Lowe’s
Louisville city officials approved a tax- and fee-incentives package on Tuesday evening worth nearly $15.3 million in an effort to entice King Soopers into moving into the shuttered Lowe’s Home Improvement store at 1171 Dillon Road. The 118,000-square-foot grocery store would be a King Sooper Marketplace concept, which is larger than a typical King Soopers store and offers a variety of goods beyond groceries, with a gas station. “There aren’t a …
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