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A sunny Sunday afternoon in January made for a perfect opportunity for another addition to our regular Construction Roundup photo series. This time around, we took visited sites where new apartments are being constructed behind The Lennox, on East Long Street, in… [Read More]
The warm weather we’ve been having so far this winter (knock on wood) has been great for construction work around the City of Columbus. The two tallest and most noticeable buildings currently under construction are the new Downtown Hilton Hotel… [Read More]
Nationwide Realty Investors presented their plans for the first set of Grandview Yard apartment buildings to the Grandview Planning Commission this week. The 154-unit $19-million project is divided into three four-story buildings located just north of the Hyatt Place Hotel…. [Read More]
The Buckeye Hall of Fame Grill opened last November, and was one piece of the first phase of the much-discussed Grandview Yard development. Despite what the name might imply, the Buckeye Hall of Fame Grill has absolutely nothing to do… [Read More]
The Buckeye Hall of Fame Grill officially opens their doors at Grandview Yard today, just in time for Saturday’s OSU-Michigan game. Located at 775 Yard Street, the 8,000-sqft venue provides a casual-yet-sophisticated atmosphere where sports fans can enjoy a full… [Read More]
Grandview Yard first announced Phase 1 of their 90 acre development in Grandview Heights in July of 2009, and that phase is celebrating the grand opening tonight with a community open house between 6pm and 8:30pm. We sat down this… [Read More]
The Hyatt Place signage just went up on the front of the new Grandview Yard hotel building on Thursday afternoon. The six-story 126-room hotel is still under construction with an opening date scheduled for September 1st. Additionally, the hotel has… [Read More]
According to an article in today’s Dispatch, the Buckeye Hall of Fame Grill will be coming soon to Grandview Yard. The new venue is not to be confused with the Buckeye Hall of Fame Cafe, which was recently closed to… [Read More]
This week we continue with part two of our podcast interview with Paul Bonneville, founder of Columbus RetroMetro. In the second half of our discussion, Paul shares his opinion on the demolition of City Center, the development of the Columbus… [Read More]
An article in today’s Dispatch by Marla Matzer Rose takes an interesting look at the new batch of hotels popping up along Route 315 between OSU, Upper Arlington, and Grandview. In addition to four existing hotels, another four are either… [Read More]
Last month NRI announced the start of Phase One of the massive Grandview Yard development, which would include a new hotel, gym, offices, and parking deck on the freshly cleared site of the former Big Bear warehouse facilities. Yesterday, the… [Read More]
MSI may not be a “household name” type of company, but they’ve helped to design many Columbus amenities that are widely recognized as some of the best things our city has to offer. Their projects include the Arena District, the… [Read More]
According to this article in today’s Dispatch, the first phase of the Grandview Yard development will include a 126-room Hyatt hotel, an Urban Active Fitness Center, a Jason’s Deli, a three-story office building, and a parking garage. The plan will… [Read More]
If you’ve read any article about retail development in Central Ohio in the past decade, then Chris Boring is a name already familiar to you. Chris is the President of Boulevard Strategies, a local market research company that focuses on… [Read More]
From The Dispatch: Columbus’ request for $37 million, tax money unwelcome By Martin Rozenman and Robert Vitale Columbus wants a piece of the profit from a development planned just outside its border, and it’s threatening to fight federal aid for… [Read More]
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