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.

Highpointe’s 220‑acre project in Etna Township broke ground Friday and will add hundreds of apartments, homes and new retail near the I‑70 interchange.

Months after a gas explosion, Kelton House leaders are moving from stabilization to reconstruction — and the rebuild could include a new rear event space.

A 1.6M‑sqft Rickenbacker warehouse traded again for $137M, its second sale in about a year and a sign of rising investor interest around Columbus’s freight hub.

The city will require hosts to register, pay a $225 fee and follow occupancy and parking limits under a new short‑term rental ordinance effective Jan. 1, 2027.

Ashville residents have asked the Ohio Supreme Court to review a fiscal officer's decision that blocked a referendum on an EdgeConneX data-center deal that includes a gas plant and $102M in community support.

A 153‑unit student complex at 1355 N. High St sold for $68.9M on June 30; the buyer plans to rebrand the property as Lark Columbus.

Rally House filed plans to demolish and rebuild its Lane Avenue shop across from Ohio Stadium into a much larger store with a 400‑sqft electronic billboard.

Wilcox Communities has proposed 271 single‑family homes at The Estates at Miller Farms on about 112 acres near Rickenbacker and Anduril’s Arsenal‑1. Planners want traffic and utility studies.

Axium Packaging bought a newly built 255,000‑sqft warehouse at 12101 Worthington Road in Pataskala, expanding its Columbus‑area manufacturing footprint. The facility adds shell space ready for manufacturing or distribution.

Downtown Columbus Inc. plans a roughly $17.6M renovation of the Wyandotte Building, converting upper floors to offices while preserving its historic facade.