Ben Jay wants Columbus to name the half-empty mall a priority redevelopment site within 90 days.

Omega Morgan has already claimed one of two new buildings at Etna Township's sprawling Cubes at Etna park.

A demolition permit has been pulled for the 1926 McClure-Nesbitt building, months after Equity razed Holy Rosary's school.

The 106,922-square-foot center near I-70 is 100% occupied, anchored by Burlington, HomeGoods and Ulta Beauty.

A new statewide lending platform aims to close financing gaps that leave smaller affordable housing projects stuck.

All Nations Christian Fellowship's building is being marketed as a redevelopment opportunity.

A brand-new 7-Eleven and Speedway site near Intel's Ohio One project just changed hands in a deal CBRE brokered for a California buyer.

The Indianapolis orthopedic firm will grow its staff by 75% and open a surgical training lab on Heatherdown Road.

The electrical equipment maker will lease 90,000 square feet at 10 W. Nationwide Blvd. for a decade.

Fairington of Columbus, a 1978 senior housing complex, would pay the city at least $68,000 a year instead of property taxes under a new deal.

Byline Bank financed The Schirm Firm's purchase of Trotters Park, a 144-unit complex near Ohio State, their fourth deal together.

Microsoft's land grab in Licking County keeps growing even as its $1 billion data-center timeline stays murky.

The 1900 American Foursquare at 123 E. Deshler Ave. has six fireplaces, a pool, and park views — and a price tag near the top of German Village.