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.

Ohio EPA will hold a public hearing Wednesday on a wetland permit tied to a proposed $1B Google data center in Franklin Furnace. Locals have raised urgent concerns about wetlands and river impacts.

Multiple seven-figure closings in April pushed Central Ohio's luxury market higher, led by a Bexley sale near $3.2M and several suburban estates above $2.5M.

The Shumaker, a century‑old Essex factory at 219 N. Columbus St., has reopened after a $24M conversion into 60 apartments, short‑term rentals and ground‑floor commercial space. Leasing is now rolling out this spring.

Clark County will host a May 21 public meeting at Kenton Ridge HS to review a proposed TIF for the 159‑home Liberty Place subdivision.

Fyda Freightliner appears to have paid $5.69M for a 32,940‑sqft Obetz warehouse at 3960 Groveport Rd that could become an expanded truck sales and service hub near Rickenbacker.

A scheduling mix-up between a contractor and a state agency pushed demolition for the $54M Opportunity Pointe affordable-housing project in Columbus to May 6. The pause delays plans to clear the block for workforce and student units near Columbus State.

Columbus-based Rockford Homes plans about 740 units across three Dayton-area developments, including subdivisions in Huber Heights and Beavercreek.