The historic Buxton Inn unveils a new copper roof, restored fountains and refreshed rooms before its Sept. 23 Grand Reawakening.

Workspaces at the former linen factory on North Grant Avenue are live for members and tenants, but the real party waits for October 31.

The city is considering nearly an acre of Spring Street parking for a boutique hotel near Ohio Wesleyan University.

Connect Housing Blocks' 84-unit affordable complex is filling fast, with staff among the first to sign leases.

The 30,000-square-foot downtown Cambridge venue features duckpin bowling, a full bar and nine rentable offices.

A three-story, 52-unit project near Bendi Wok returns to the German Village Commission Wednesday after more than a year of review.

The Near East Side purchase sits right beside the hospital's 2018 office building, but Nationwide Children's isn't saying what comes next.

Aluminum and copper tariffs are pushing builder costs up, and Homeport warns affordable rents will get harder to deliver into 2027.

A family of four must earn about $110,000 to qualify for the East Broad Street condos, even as citywide median income sits near $67,000.

The deal hands roughly five acres to the community authority behind Grandview Crossing, paving the way for a 2027 expansion.

The Mallway landmark will keep its historic facade while getting nine new sleeping rooms and a storm shelter inside.

Villas of Stonecrest residents worry about traffic and drainage as Columbus council backs new homes near Talley Road.

Preston Park has served office workers and Pembroke apartment residents for over a year, but the public still can't get in through the garage.