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Ross Boggess of DevelopLex Breaks Down Major Lexington Developments and Corridor Projects

Video commentary on infill construction, road infrastructure, and commercial real estate trends across Fayette County

Ross Boggess

Principal, Boggess Companies & Co-Host, DevelopLex

September 9, 2026 4 min read

Ross Boggess of DevelopLex Breaks Down Major Lexington Developments and Corridor Projects

Video commentary on infill construction, road infrastructure, and commercial real estate trends across Fayette County

Commercial real estate developer and DevelopLex co-host Ross Boggess joined Live from Chevy Chase to analyze active Lexington construction projects, corridor improvements, and neighborhood growth.

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