Underhill Associates

History
Founded 1971
Winner of the Preservation Alliance Life-Time Achievement Award. Click here to see all awards.

Underhill Associates has come a long way since it's beginnings as a small company with the sole task of renovating the Kentucky Towers, which was originally built in 1924. Taking on a complete makeover, the renovation converted the hotel from 550 rooms into 285 apartments. After the renovation project, George and Ann Underhill began Underhill Associates in 1971 for the purpose of managing the apartment rentals. This project sparked vision and desire to "redevelop" the community. Ann and George began renovations downtown on 3rd Street and Louisville's old city blocks. They converted old homes and buildings into community complexes where families could begin to live again. Underappreciated, abandoned, and left alone since their original construction, Underhill Associates paved the way to recreate housing in an area where high quality living space was sparse at the time. "Many of these areas were in great need of housing,” explained George Underhill, Jr. It was then that Underhill Associates were able to fill this need for the community. Not only did they renovate many of the properties, but they maintained them in order to help keep living conditions at their best. George Underhill, Jr. traveled around the country to speak about redeveloping communities and its importance. Re-established, once forgotten old communities were very important to George and Ann. In support of the community, Underhill Associates strives to maintain their goal of refurbishing one subsidized housing project per year. Underhill Associates is currently responsible for more than 2,000,000 square feet of multifamily, office and retail developments, which have won numerous awards. In keeping with tradition since 1971, the company continues to be family owned and operated.	History
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