Despite being only 15% complete, Neighborhood Launch has quickly become one of the signature residential developments in the heart of Downtown Columbus. Bridging the gap between the Gay Street restaurants and the Discovery District, this new residential community is replacing… [Read More]
The Downtown residential development known as Neighborhood Launch has begun construction on their next phase, dubbed “Bishop’s Walk”. The new building is located facing Gay Street between Fifth and Sixth Streets and will be home to 27 new units, half… [Read More]
The Ibiza condo project in the Short North has faced numerous delays since its announcement in 2006, and the lack of communication over the course of the past year have left many wondering if that dirt lot at High &… [Read More]
In this week’s podcast we grab a coffee with Paul Bonneville, founder of Columbus RetroMetro. Paul shelved the RetroMetro website earlier this year, but has plans in the works for new projects debuting in 2010. In part one of our… [Read More]
With the economic recession being fully realized in late 2008, many expected 2009 to be a slow year in terms of urban development. Several projects had been delayed or canceled due to financing issues, but many others were able to… [Read More]
New article today about the Lifestyle Communities and Neighborhood Launch Condos from The Dispatch: Developments Downtown tout urban convenience, suburban feel. Additional information and progress updates on each of these Downtown Projects can be found here: The Annex at River… [Read More]
The Jackson condo development in the Short North was announced just over three years ago, and for most skyline-watchers and urbanistas, those three years can feel like an eternity. The building is quickly taking shape now that construction has started… [Read More]
Two years ago, Thom Coffman announced grand plans to redevelop his Clarmont restaurant site on South High Street. The plan called for replacing the existing single-story restaurant building with an eight-story mixed-use building that could contain condos, hotel rooms, a… [Read More]
It’s been four years in the making, but The Whitney condo development at the corner of Hamilton Avenue and Mt. Vernon Avenue in the King Lincoln District is about to start construction later this summer. Their new sales office is… [Read More]
This is a discussion based off of the Jan/Feb. 2009 Report on People living in Downtown Columbus. The report, CRP Data Byte No. 1, released this info: “Based on ESRI estimates, the downtown population in 2008 was 4,476, an increase… [Read More]
This year is the 10th Anniversary of the Columbus Landmarks Foundation’s City Hop event. As in the past, the event will feature the best in Downtown Columbus housing. This year the event has returned to its roots a true center… [Read More]
When Tom Betti was looking for a home in 2006, his love for history helped him find his home in the Hartman Loft Condominiums building. He was looking for a home that was unique and different. When he was doing… [Read More]
In this week’s ColumbusUnderground.com Podcast, we sit down with Donna Carstens and Kevin Wood, co-chairs of the 10th Annual City Hop tour, as well as Johnny and Kimberly Brown, participants in this year’s events. City Hop takes place on Saturday,… [Read More]
The following discussion is about the hopeful sale and redevelopment of the Wonder Bread Plant. Since it has closed, it has been put on the market for $1.7 million. What would be your preferred use for the space
This year marks the 10th Anniversary of the City Hop, and a full-color 68-page online magazine has been produced to compliment the event. You can flip through an interactive version of the magazine here. The magazine is worth a read,… [Read More]
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