QTS unveiled plans for a $10 billion, 500 MW data center campus on about 902 acres at Van Wert’s mega site, with phased construction through roughly 2032.

Gov. DeWine’s administration announced $26.9 million in Welcome Home Ohio grants to 57 counties, pairing state dollars with tax credits to buy, rehab and build owner-occupied homes. Local land banks and nonprofits in Northeast Ohio were among the recipients.

Pilot Dogs opened a $17M Franklinton expansion, adding student housing, training labs and a museum to scale up guide-dog training capacity.

Lawrence Square’s new 362‑unit apartment building has opened in northwest Columbus, pairing apartments with ground‑floor retail and amenity spaces. Leasing is underway.

A nearly 100‑acre equestrian and events complex near Intel's Ohio campus is up for online auction with a combined starting value of $5.45M.

Cameron Mitchell plans a new Hudson 29 inside The Fitzgerald, an $85 million mixed‑use project on East Main. The addition pairs a neighborhood restaurant with new apartments and ground‑floor retail.

A 1.5‑acre stretch of East Livingston in Schumacher Place has been cleared for a five‑story Northstar development with about 170 apartments and nearly 19,000 square feet of retail.

York, PA‑based Inch & Co. has started building 240 apartments at Liberty Crossing in Mount Vernon, part of a nearly 100‑acre master plan. Local officials say the project will add workforce rental housing.

AEP has started renovating its 1 Riverside Plaza headquarters while scouting alternate sites. The decision could shift downtown Columbus’ office outlook.

U.S. Census estimates show Union County added roughly 5,267 housing units from 2020–2025 — about a 23% jump — putting it fourth nationwide and reshaping suburbs north of Columbus.

VanTrust launched Park 762, a one‑million‑square‑foot speculative warehouse at Lockbourne near Rickenbacker, adding large‑format capacity to Columbus’ logistics cluster. Marketing lists 40‑ft clear heights and a mid‑2027 availability window.

Cenovus Energy will relocate its U.S. headquarters to Dublin's Bridge Park, taking about 50,000 sq ft in a new mixed‑use tower and promising new local jobs by 2027.

Dublin has threaded fiber, big land buys and mixed‑use approvals into a single growth pitch — and developers are already taking notice. The city says the package is meant to cut the time it takes to build and to recruit employers.