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Investment Highlights

Phase I Light Value-Add: New ownership will have the opportunity to add value to the property through a light renovation, such as painting the cabinets, replacing carpet flooring with LVT flooring, or adding stainless steel appliances.

Fully Approved & Entitled Phase II Multifamily Land Site: The offering includes a Phase II component consisting of 4.37 acres zoned for an additional 56 multifamily units that new ownership will have the ability to develop.

Large Floor Plans: Cumberland Trace Village has an average floor plan size of 1,198 SF, which are some of the largest floor plans compared to the surrounding comps. Over 83% of the property features 2 or 3 bed units.

Room to Grow Rents: Average rents for nearby properties are over $200+ per unit higher than Cumberland Trace Village.

Outstanding School System: Tenants at Cumberland Trace Village have access to some of Bowling Green’s best schools, all within 1 mile of the property, including Greenwood High School, Cumberland Trace Elementary, and Drakes Creek Middle. In addition, all schools are ranked 7/10 or higher (greatschools.org).

Fastest Growing City in Kentucky: The Bowling Green metro area is the fastest growing city in Kentucky. The population grew by 24% from 2010-2020.

$2 Billion Battery Plant Job Announcement: Envision AESC recently announced plans to build a $2 billion electric vehicle battery plant that will bring 2,000 jobs to Bowling Green.

#2 Ranked Manufacturing City in the U.S.: Bowling Green’s six largest facilities employ over 10,000 people with an economic impact over $14.4 billion. The jobs at the top six facilities help support over 8,000 other jobs in the community. The below companies all recently announced investments in their Bowling Green facilities:

  • Abbott: $536 million plant; 450 jobs
  • Tyson Foods: $355 million facility; 450 jobs
  • O- I Glass: $239 Million Investment; 140 jobs
  • Crown Holdings – $147.6 million investment; 126 jobs
  • Georgia-Pacific – $100 million investment; 70 jobs
  • Henkel & ALPLA – $130 million investment
  • T. Marzetti Co. – $133 million investment; 220 jobs
  • Ball Corp. – 500,000 SF facility; 200 jobs
  • Nova Steel USA – $70 million investment; 110 jobs
  • Dollar General – $26 million investment; 160,000 SF facility

Western Kentucky University: Founded in 1906, Western Kentucky University has an estimated economic impact of $672 million throughout Kentucky & $341 million economic impact in Warren County. The university has an enrollment of 17,518 and employs 1,854 people, making it one of the largest employers in Bowling Green.

Robust Demand Drivers: Bowling Green is home to several staple employers in the auto manufacturing, retail, education, and medical sectors:

  • GM’s Bowling Green Plant – Since 2011, GM has invested roughly $900 million in this plant which has produced over 1,000,000 Corvettes since 1981. The plant is 1.7 million square feet and employs 1,100 people
  • Fruit of the Loom HQ – 1,310 jobs / 23,500 SF facility
  • Western Kentucky University – 1,854 jobs / 17,518 students
  • The Medical Center at Bowling Green – 327 beds / 3,566 jobs
  • TriStar Greenview – 211 beds
  • Dart Container Corp – 1,600 jobs

Bowling Green’s High Quality of Life: Bowling Green is an amenity-rich city with a below-average cost of living, providing its residents the opportunity to take advantage of a high quality of life:

  • Bowling Green’s Cost of Living score is 84.6 (U.S. Average – 100) – Bestplaces
  • Average Household Income in Warren County is $60,869
  • Local entertainment includes Regal Theater, Capitol Arts Center, Public Theatre of Kentucky, National Corvette
  • Museum, Bowling Green Ballpark, Beech Bend Amusement Park, & Lost River Cave

Top Economic Development City: Bowling Green has been recognized again as one of the nation’s top areas for attracting corporate facility investment. The ranking is based on the number of projects won, and Bowling Green ranked second in total projects for metros among communities with populations less than 200,000 and ranked fourth in projects per capita. This is the tenth consecutive year for Bowling Green to be ranked as a top tier-2 metropolitan area in the United States.

  • City, State:
    Bowling Green, Kentucky