A Karis‑linked LLC is weighing 127 acres in the Big Darby watershed for a potential data center, prompting trustees and conservationists to prepare responses.

Whirlpool will convert a former Perrysburg solar-panel site into a $60M factory that could add roughly 100–150 jobs over the next two years. The plant will supply parts to nearby Ohio facilities.

A 321-unit build-to-rent community has broken ground on Columbus's South High Street, promising family-sized affordable rentals and a new public park. Leasing is slated for summer 2026.

Liberty Mutual will retire the State Auto name in Columbus once the Broad Street headquarters is sold, ending a 105-year local brand. The company will move to a smaller Liberty Mutual–branded office in the area.

Columbus finalized annexation and rezoning for Timberland Springs, clearing 139.36 acres for a roughly 282‑lot Arbor Homes neighborhood with buffers and road upgrades.

Banks are marketing about $3 billion of loans tied to Meta’s Prometheus data center in New Albany as the company secures power and hardware for a gigawatt cluster.

A St. Louis developer has proposed roughly 160 senior apartments and 16 cottages on 17.6 acres along Emerald Parkway next to Hopewell Elementary in Dublin.

Roshel will acquire International Motors' Springfield plant and plans to repurpose the 2M-sq-ft factory for armored and special-vehicle production. Local leaders say the move could preserve hundreds of jobs.

Mayor Andrew Ginther's Regional Housing Coalition was announced to coordinate a 200,000-home push, but organizers have yet to finalize staffing or a business plan. That slow rollout has left suburbs and advocates impatient.

Steiner + Associates is starting construction on the Hamlet at Sugar Run, a 32–35 acre mixed‑use village with homes, shops and an 8‑acre park near downtown New Albany.

Franklin County’s convention authority is launching a campus master plan to explore new hotels, better connections and major upgrades at the Greater Columbus Convention Center.

A roughly 461,000‑square‑foot office at 6150 E. Broad is being demolished to clear a 30‑acre redevelopment site beside Mount Carmel East.

A local homebuilder paid $4.9M for Arrowhead Lakes and unveiled plans for a walkable mixed‑use village with shops, townhomes and a central green. The proposal raises traffic and parkland questions at planning meetings.