NBC4 ran a feature yesterday evening covering a variety of ongoing development projects currently underway Downtown, including the Gay Street Corridor, the Franklin County Courthouse, the Scioto Mile, the River South Development, and the Demolition of City Center. Nothing too… [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]
(Photo from SciotoMile.com) There’s still a long way to go until the June 2011 completion date of the Scioto Mile project, but a lot of the progress is already starting to shape up. The most noticeable update is the reopening… [Read More]
The ongoing development in the Riversouth portion of Downtown just reached another milestone as part of the reconfigured two-way layout of South Front Street opens to traffic tomorrow. The stretch of Front Street between Broad and Town Streets will be… [Read More]
Originally announced a year and a half ago, the old Lazarus Parking Garage on South Front Street has been demolished and the new eight-level 773-space parking deck is finished and open for use. The parking deck project was added to… [Read More]
From SNP Online: Downtown projects blooming as city’s bicentennial nears By Rachel Buccicone Columbus’ bicentennial is a mere three years away, and the city intends to have more than a dozen major construction projects completed in time for the celebration… [Read More]
From The Dispatch: Few will miss Town Street bridge after razing By Debbie Gebolys The decline and fall of the 90-year-old Town Street bridge reaches its final chapter today. Mayor Michael B. Coleman and other officials will gather this morning… [Read More]
From The Dispatch: Riverfront park’s plans call for range of activities beyond notable festivals By Mark Ferenchik From his perch in Miranova, Harrison Smith will watch the Scioto Mile park take shape the next two years, curving north along the… [Read More]
From The Dispatch: RiverSouth renaissance under way By Mike Pramik Columbus City Center’s demolition is expected to provide a shot in the arm for RiverSouth, but the improvements in the Downtown district already are well under way. Just a couple… [Read More]
Paul Bonneville has gotten his panorama camera out of retirement and has posted a new three-hundred-and-sixty-degree view of the construction progress going on in the Riversouth portion of Downtown. Visible projects include the new Lifestyle Communities Apartment Buildings, the revamp… [Read More]
From NBC4: Construction Continues On Downtown Apartments, Condos By Denise Yost Central Ohioans have seen a steady decline in housing prices over the past two years. But that isn’t deterring the developer of the River South Condominium and rental project… [Read More]
The following discussion is about the state of Ohio providing Franklin County money from their share of the federal economic stimulus package. Franklin County has desires to use the money for the Rich Street bridge and other road interchanges. Related… [Read More]
WBNS wrote Downtown Street To Get $8 Million Makeover Tuesday, July 22, 2008 City council agreed Monday night to spend more than $8 million to transform three blocks of S. Front Street into a pedestrian- and bicycle-friendly thoroughfare. Construction work… [Read More]
Press Release wrote Demolition of Lazarus Sky Bridge will help prepare High Street for Active Retail In his 2008 State of the City Address Mayor Michael B. Coleman announced the creation of a new district downtown, The Mile on High… [Read More]
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