Grove City’s $500 million Beulah Park is entering its final buildout, with new housing and retail planned near the Town Center.

Burns & McDonnell will occupy two floors at Two Miranova Place in 2027, more than tripling its Columbus footprint as downtown leasing picks up. The move comes amid a wave of building upgrades downtown.

A north Columbus skilled nursing facility sold for $26.675 million. The buyer is Arch RE Group LLC.

Core5 has begun building a 2.5M+ sq ft industrial campus near Rickenbacker, adding fresh warehouse capacity to southeast Columbus. The move follows a string of large logistics plays.

May's jobless rate hit 2.7% — the lowest in decades. But a shrinking labor force and booming construction complicate the picture.

Five long‑vacant buildings along Mill Street were razed to clear the way for a $100M Creekside rebuild that includes apartments, a hotel and new restaurants.

City Council unanimously rezoned roughly 20.4 acres at the former Harding Hospital site, clearing the way for a 248‑unit development that includes workforce units and open space.

Merus broke ground on a 190,960‑sf Class‑A warehouse at 4390 Hubner Way in Obetz, joining a wave of logistics projects clustered around Rickenbacker.

Sunrise Capital paid roughly $2.88M for Ponderosa Mobile Home Estates, a 108‑site, 55+ park that sits inside CASTO's 127‑acre Avery Crossing plan. Neighbors and planners say infrastructure and resident protections will be central as filings move forward.

Electra will open a 96‑acre EL9 production facility at AirPark Ohio, investing $850M and promising nearly 2,000 jobs in Springfield and Clark County.

A new Ohio Agriculture Center will open at the Ohio State Fair July 29–Aug. 9 in Columbus, combining Taste of Ohio and agriculture exhibits into a multi‑purpose, climate‑controlled space. The exhibit hall and imAGine Ag installations aim to draw fairgoers and year‑round events.

New Albany signed off on a 243‑home, multiphased development by M/I Homes called Edgehill, advancing the project from review toward permitting. The community will include houses and townhomes near the Village Center.

A Cardinal Health warehouse south of Rickenbacker sold for $49M, another sign of strong investor demand for logistics space around Columbus's freight hub.