Nationwide Children’s Healthy Homes is shifting from rehabs toward larger family-sized projects in Columbus, backed by new financing and philanthropic support. The effort aims to build more rental and ownership options in Linden and the South Side.

Central Ohio again finished in Site Selection’s top‑10 metros per capita, stretching the region’s streak to 14 years. Big data‑center and manufacturing wins helped, but housing and workforce pressures persist.

Intel told state officials the first New Albany fab is expected to be finished by 2030, with production in 2030–31.

The 21-story KeyBank tower is headed to an online auction on the Apex Commercial Exchange (ACE) platform. The receivership sale features a $1M starting bid, reflecting the building's 70% vacancy rate.

OhioHealth and Dublin officials broke ground on a six-story tower to expand inpatient and critical care. The multi-hundred-million-dollar project will add beds and create jobs.

A planned riverfront entertainment campus called Rambling House South is set to start site work this summer while City Winery's South High location remains delayed.

The Unverferth House plans to tear down its King Avenue lodge and rebuild a larger facility to serve far more OSU transplant patients and their families.

The University Baptist Church on Lane Avenue was demolished to clear the way for a 246‑unit mixed‑use student housing project from American Campus Communities. The two‑building plan will pair retail with student apartments near OSU.

Amazon bought a 1.09 million-square-foot West Jefferson warehouse in a roughly $95 million deal, moving a major logistics asset into its Ohio holdings. The property was developed by Pizzuti and delivered in 2022.

The Flats at Sugar Run, on the former Salvation Army campground in Delaware, will begin leasing in March with tours already underway and early-March move-ins.

Whitestone bought the 408‑room Renaissance in downtown Columbus and — per CoStar — is reported to be planning roughly $25 million in renovations. The deal expands the firm's downtown hotel footprint.

Developer Jeff Edwards pitched a two-building plan at 3rd & State: a 12-story residential tower alongside a seven-story office building slated for Vorys. The project made its debut at the Downtown Commission review.

Crawford Hoying unveiled an $84M plan to build a 141‑room Marriott and about 121 apartments at Ohio State’s University Square, with half the new parking kept public.