Lexington Financial Center

Lexington Financial Center is a modern office tower in downtown Lexington featuring a blue-tinted glass exterior that rises 410 feet across 31 floors. The complex integrates office space with a multi-level parking structure positioned between surrounding streets.

Construction of this tower began in the mid-1980s as part of Lexington's urban development and received state funding for parking infrastructure. The project was part of the city's effort to modernize its downtown during that era.

The building serves as a symbol of Lexington's growth as a business hub and houses offices for major regional financial institutions. Its presence in downtown reflects the city's standing as an important economic center.

The building is located in downtown Lexington between Vine Street and Main Street with easy street-level access. The integrated parking structure provides visitors with convenient parking options while exploring the downtown area.

The building is sometimes called Fifth Third by locals after its major tenant, showing how structures become linked with their primary occupants in everyday speech. This naming reflects how the bank's presence has shaped the building's identity in the community.

Location: Kentucky

Official opening: 1987

Floors above the ground: 31

GPS coordinates: 38.04750,-84.49890

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:47