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[@LVKY]

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[@LVKY]

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[@judymiles7186]

You didn't show St. Matthews at all; just a simple mall.

[@t206kid]

Right? This is probably the worst video I have seen about St Matthews. Shame too because these guys usually put out pretty good videos. They really stunk up with this one.

[@HciR525]

Sound the Bugle!!!!!! Bugle Brahmin. Thanks for the video Mr. Cox… keep them coming….

[@LVKY]

Thanks for watching, and we certainly will!

[@brianarbenz1329]

Oxmoor is a rare thriving mall, and it has always been very nice and attractive. The rest of St. Matthews, to be straightforward, is a plain and unimaginative suburb made from the same blueprint as every suburb.

[@LVKY]

It is a very nice mall, and I would say the suburb isn't that bad, plus you're in a pretty convenient location. It can't be everything for everybody though. What area would you recommend?

[@brianarbenz7206]

@@LVKY I agree that Saint Matthews isn't that bad. It doesn't have any ugly spot or cruddy strip like some parts of Dixie and Preston highways. The stores and restaurants in St. M. are of good quality and well kept. The problem is there is too much close-in crowding. Six busy thoroughfares and a major railroad track converging at one point by the Saint Matthews Station -- which, by the way, isn't even in Saint Matthews. That underscores another problem: municipal chaos. Walk one block in any direction in what should be the heart of Saint Matthews and, unbeknownst to most people, you're in another city. As a journalist, I covered local government in the metro area for 15 years, all before merger. I see things from municipal and infrastructure angles more than I otherwise would. With a better plan going back to the 1940s, Saint Matthews could be so much more coordinated. Oh well, I'm off on a tangent. I'd recommend Cherokee Triangle, Beechmont, Chickasaw, Russell, and Clifton/Clifton Heights. Each has something nice (and those West End neighborhoods are much nicer than the standard mindset here thinks.) Old Louisville and nearby Limerick are fantastic for the aesthetic beauty, but not made for car ownership. It depends on what a person is seeking.