Matthew Glowicki is a Growth and Development Reporter at Louisville. He focuses on urban design, commercial real estate, and the housing market, with a keen interest in construction, hospitality, and leisure sectors. Matthew's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
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Matthew's coverage focuses on local news, particularly real estate developments and economic changes in Louisville. He frequently reports on new businesses, real estate projects, and transportation updates within the area.
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Louisville Courier Journal A slew of commercial buildings could be coming to an 11-acre strip of land in southeastern Louisville.
By: Amanda Hancock, Matthew Glowicki
Please & Thank You, a Louisville coffee shop known for its viral cookies, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with plans to reorganize its debts.
By: Matthew Glowicki
Louisville's airport secured $4 million in state incentives during the 2026 General Assembly to help attract new nonstop routes.
By: Matthew Glowicki
Louisville legislative leaders are set to weigh a massive incentive package to build a new mixed-use district near Slugger Field downtown.
By: Matthew Glowicki
Norton Children’s has gathered feedback from over 10,000 people for its new pediatric campus. Mental health services and play areas topped the list.
Paul's Fruit Market is planning a $1.7 million expansion of one of its locations to add retail space and parking, Louisville permit records show.
LDG Development is suing the City of St. Matthews, claiming the city used an unlawful ordinance to block its Gilmans Point development apartment plan.
By: Matthew Glowicki
Louisville Courier Journal Several new businesses are opening in eastern Jefferson County, Louisville.
By: Matthew Glowicki
Saraga International Grocery, based in Indiana, is preparing to open its first Louisville location in the former Lucky's Market space.
By: Matthew Glowicki
Louisville Courier Journal A vacant office building in downtown Louisville is being eyed for a 150-room Canopy by Hilton hotel.
