Neighbors on the Northeast Side are objecting to a rezoning that would allow about 10 acres of apartments on Central College Road, saying the scale and traffic would overwhelm the area. City records show the case is active and under council review.

Meijer is conducting due diligence on a Buckstone site in Obetz as grocery chains step up investment across central Ohio.

Olentangy Schools will break ground Thursday on an 83,000-square-foot elementary slated to open in August 2027, part of a bond-funded plan to handle rapid enrollment growth.

Costco purchased about 2.1 acres next to its Polaris warehouse in north Columbus, adding land that could be used for fueling, parking or an outparcel near I‑71 Exit 121.

Bubbly Food Hall in New Albany will close next Tuesday amid a lenders' lawsuit and steady vendor departures. The building is in receivership and vendors are scrambling for new spots.

Trace Quarter’s new apartments on the former Mount Carmel West site are sending regular customers to Franklinton shops, while planners weigh affordability protections.

Columbus has hired Indianapolis consultant J.S. Held to identify a master developer for a cluster of downtown parcels called the Four Pack+. The move aims to coordinate housing, hotel and retail projects and attract private investment.

Neighbors packed a Sunbury planning meeting to oppose rezoning tied to a proposed $2B Amazon data center, citing water, noise and decades‑long tax breaks. The vote could reshape the city’s new tech park.

DesignGroup said Monday it will open an Indianapolis studio and relocate its Columbus headquarters to The Peninsula at 330 Rush Alley. The expansion pairs new hires in Indy with a downtown Columbus footprint.

A five‑bill package that lawmakers say will save Ohio homeowners about $3 billion takes effect March 20. Here’s which changes will hit your bill and when you’ll see them.

Anduril says Fury production will start this month at its Arsenal‑1 plant near Rickenbacker, a milestone in a project promising thousands of jobs for central Ohio.

Bob Evans Farms will be the sole tenant at a new 196,400‑sq‑ft cold‑storage center in Fairborn, adding modern freezer capacity to the I‑70/I‑675 corridor.

A developer‑linked LLC is asking the Downtown Commission to demolish two century‑old storefronts on South High, the adjacent Ohio National Bank would be spared. Preservationists have objected.