FCCFA applied for up to $100M toward a $400M Nationwide Arena overhaul, but the grant money is tied to unclaimed-state funds now tied up in court. The legal fight could delay awards and reshape the project.

City leaders say three industrial buildings — nearly 250,000 sq ft — are rising as Delaware upgrades water, sewer and pad readiness to court bigger employers.

The 1890s Athenaeum in downtown Columbus — long used for concerts, weddings and large events — is listed at $8.5 million, raising questions about the venue’s future.

Microsoft plans to begin construction in February on a six-building Hebron data center, AMES Construction will lead site work with a November 2026 finish target.

Ohio's Supreme Court says a homeowner can get $250 for a late mortgage release but bars a pandemic-era class action for 2020 recording delays.

The Bob Crane Community Center in Upper Arlington is implementing stricter parking enforcement near Kingsdale Shopping Center starting February 23 to prevent misuse of retailer parking spots.

Merus filed concept plans to replace the State Library at 274 E. First Ave with five apartment buildings and a parking garage across nearly seven acres in Italian Village.

Local forecasters expect roughly 8,000 new jobs in Columbus in 2026, but warn tight housing and labor shortages could blunt gains. Policymakers face choices on zoning and training.

Franklin County will mail tentative 2026 property values in June as auditors run a data-driven triennial review. Homeowners should verify records and prepare to request reviews if needed.

Dublin approved All In Dublin, a 75‑unit development that will reserve apartments for adults with disabilities alongside senior and workforce housing. Organizers say the design prioritizes connection and accessibility.

Porta Kleen will invest roughly $10M to remake its Lancaster campus and open a Hebron satellite, easing shop congestion and supporting regional growth.

Gahanna will move City Hall, police and the senior center into a new $59M civic center this spring, with a ribbon-cutting on April 25 and a phased move expected through April.

Hilliard, Ohio, unveiled its first COCLT affordable home, offering a below-market-value option for potential homeowners in a bid to tackle the housing affordability crisis.