Commercial development on Erlanger’s Dolwick Drive is booming
Commercial development is booming in Kenton County, especially in Erlanger, where four companies have invested nearly $12 million in new buildings along Dolwick Drive and St. Elizabeth Healthcare is considering a 15-acre tract for a specialty hospital.
When Northern Kentuckians think about booming commercial development and multi-million-dollar business investments in offices and manufacturing facilities, the spectacular growth in Boone County over the last 30-plus years usually comes to mind.
But Kenton County isn’t doing badly, either, especially in Erlanger, where four companies have invested nearly $12 million in new buildings along Dolwick Drive and the new owners of WILD Flavors are spending $5.5 million on a huge renovation of their existing building that is tied to the addition of some 200 new high-tech jobs.
St. Elizabeth Healthcare and two partners also are considering a tract of about 15 acres on Dolwick as the site for a 197-bed specialty hospital although hospital officials stress that no decision has been made on the location for the new facility.
Read the full Northern Kentucky Tribune story here.
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