Woda Cooper cut the ribbon on Granville Woods Lofts on Columbus’s East Side — a roughly $21M, two‑phase project that adds about 118 mixed‑income apartments. The build pairs affordable units with street‑level retail and community space.

Amgen is expanding its New Albany manufacturing campus with a second building, solar arrays and low‑emission systems as it pushes toward company carbon goals. The project blends large‑scale production with a range of green technologies.

New BEA data show Greene, Warren and Butler counties posted some of Ohio’s strongest GDP gains in 2024, with defense spending and big developments helping drive growth.

VanTrust says its 300,400‑SF New Albany 300 is fully leased ahead of June delivery, and the developer is already moving forward with New Albany 302 and BoltonTwo across Central Ohio.

Habitat for Humanity–MidOhio is launching 14 affordable townhomes in the Devon Triangle, marking its first multifamily build in Columbus. The city is backing the pilot with bond funds as organizers test gentle-density homeownership.

Columbus City Council approved a final $2 million payment to finish the Gravity Greenhouse phase in Franklinton, closing the city's financial role as the project nears completion.

Equitas Health filed plans to tear down a Hilltop bar and build an 11,000‑square‑foot clinic offering primary care, HIV/STI testing, mental‑health services and a pharmacy.

CMHA is funneling about $125M into four Grove City projects, opening an 82‑unit senior building and planning mixed‑use and townhome expansions.

A proposed 43‑acre Cosgray Commons would bring apartments, offices and hotels to west Dublin; residents and planners clashed over scale, traffic and design at mid‑April hearings.

COTA has launched a federally funded study to reimagine the old Greyhound terminal at Town Street. Proposals are due May 7 and a report is expected in 2027.

CMHA is investing more than $41 million to renovate Walnut Grove in Blacklick, preserving 175+ family units and modernizing aging townhomes. The work aims to keep rents affordable while upgrading systems.

OHFA approved bond, tax‑credit and loan packages to preserve or create roughly 354 affordable units across four Ohio developments and advanced finalists for small‑project gap funding.

A developer pitched plans to convert the long‑vacant Broadwin on East Broad into apartments, hotel suites, dining and wellness space. The idea revives a long‑stalled reuse effort for the Near East Side landmark.