The discount grocer will build a 20,000-square-foot store at Cleveland Avenue and Spring Street, with an opening targeted for 2028.

The 152-unit tower at Gay and High streets pairs a glowing temperature-tracking facade with a rooftop pool overlooking LeVeque Tower.

Swift Creek Partners closed on four industrial buildings spanning West Chester and Grove City, backed by a $65.7 million Fifth Third loan.

The two-story unit drew 21 bids before closing well above its $580,000 opening price.

Eastmoor Academy's storied Archie Griffin Field will be rebuilt after safety concerns forced games to a nearby Columbus school.

The Mayfield Heights tower drew zero rival bids before its lender took control, deepening losses at Realco Investments.

Karen Mikesell, who's owned the house since 1988, hopes a buyer will donate it to Wapakoneta's Armstrong museum.

Pizzuti's 183,479-square-foot spec warehouse is one of only two such projects left inside Columbus's I-270 loop.

Capital University may replace Renner Hall with a new academic building at a prominent Bexley corner. The proposal is part of the university’s new 2031 strategic plan.

Columbus now allows more backyard homes, but sewer connections can add tens of thousands of dollars to an ADU project.

A 55,000-square-foot YMCA will replace a Columbus State surface parking lot after winning unanimous Downtown Commission approval.

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.