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This article was originally published on Thursday, June 25, 2020.
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22 Acre Development West of Arena District
Business First of Columbus wrote Plaza Properties requesting state money for housing near Arena District Friday, May 23, 2008 by Brian R. Ball Plans for a residential community west of the Arena District in Columbus could get a boost if Plaza Properties Inc. lands a state grant to offset the cost of cleaning the former […]
Expansion of South Campus Gateway
The Dispatch wrote Despite lackluster results, Campus Partners gets a hefty allowance to buy more land Friday, February 1, 2008 By Debbie Gebolys “The $50 million is for a second construction phase that would also include shops or offices, a parking garage and apartments targeted to graduate students, faculty and staff members. Shkurti said the […]
Sunflower Market stores going out of business
The Columbus Dispatch wrote Sunflower Market stores going out of business Friday, January 25, 2008 By Monique Curet Sunflower Market will close its doors in central Ohio and elsewhere, its parent company said today. The natural-foods grocery has three locations locally: at the South Campus Gateway near Ohio State University, on Bethel Road and in […]
Grandview Yard Updates
The Dispatch wrote Development named ‘Grandview Yard’ Wednesday, December 19, 2007 BY MARTIN ROZENMAN Grandview Yard. That’s the name of the commercial, retail and residential development planned for the old Big Bear site in Grandview Heights. “(Grandview Yard) will have significant similarities to the Arena District,” Ellis told members of the Columbus Metropolitan Club at […]
Dog Park Proposed for Harrison West
The Dispatch wrote Smaller, lesser-known park might host dogs Tuesday, November 13, 2007 BY MARK FERENCHIK Columbus wants to create a place for pooches just north of Downtown. The city is proposing a fenced-in dog park for Wheeler Park, north of I-670 and near Harrison West and Victorian Village. It’s also just west of Goodale […]
Garden Theater Redevelopment News & Updates
Anybody know the scoop on the new tenants (if any)? Here’s a cross-posting from the columbus independent: http://cmhindependent.blogspot.com/
