Construction has begun on Conrad, a 315‑unit apartment project at the former Trester salvage yard on Business 28 in Miami Township. Developers tout amenities while residents raise traffic and housing‑mix concerns.

City Council rezoned the 25‑acre former Big Lots headquarters, clearing the way for OhioHealth to explore converting the campus into hospital or medical uses.

Marker Development’s The Guild will add 260 apartments — including 78 affordable units — to the East 5th corridor near Italian Village, joining Crossline and other projects.

Chipotle is proposing second locations in Delaware and Marysville—one as part of a Sunbury Road commercial project and one at a Marysville outparcel.

A 15,670-square-foot Georgian estate in New Albany's gated Illmington neighborhood has listed for $10 million. The 13.7-acre property is being offered publicly for the first time.

Westerville plans to sell 64 E. Walnut and will preview mixed‑use redevelopment concepts at public open houses. Proposals include a boutique hotel, housing, restaurants and a new public parking structure.

Culver's has applied to open a new restaurant and drive‑through at 4600 E Broad in Whitehall; the plan will be reviewed by zoning boards and the city council this spring.

Ohio Living filed a preliminary site plan to tear down Westminster Terrace and build mid‑rise residential buildings plus a new on‑campus healthcare center. The filing was submitted to the City of Columbus for review.

Casto has completed a 300‑unit Crescent Woods apartment community in Gahanna’s Crescent at Central Park, bringing significant new rental inventory near I‑270 and a growing medical hub.

Mozart's longtime Clintonville location is listed for sale; owner Anand Saha says he wants to preserve the building while exploring a smaller bakery plus new tenants.

A family-run Columbus nursery that opened in 1929 is slated to be torn down for an apartment project near John Glenn International Airport. The move would reshape a long-standing local business.

Ruscilli has listed its Dublin headquarters at 5815 Wall St for roughly $5 million as it weighs a new site. The 22,514‑sq. ft. building is being marketed to owner‑users.

Saxum Real Estate paid roughly $70M for a 465,256‑sq‑ft Mars Petcare‑leased cold‑storage complex at 5303 Fisher Road, expanding its cold‑chain holdings in Columbus. The property includes significant freezer and ambient space that supports Mars’ adjacent manufacturing campus.