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    Columbus Underground Launches “Urban Living” Residential Listings

    We’re pleased to announce the launch of Urban Living, a new apartment, home and condo listing tool that will help connect our readers and visitors with new opportunities for finding great places to live in all neighborhoods throughout the region.

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    Columbus Underground has long been the go-to resource for news on urban development, apartment announcements, construction updates, condo profiles and neighborhood information. Taking the next step to connect our regular readers with residential listing options is a natural fit.

    One of the most frequently asked questions on the Columbus Underground Messageboard is “Where can I find a place to live?” Residents new to the region and locals alike are regularly searching for information on apartments to rent and homes to buy throughout all central Columbus neighborhoods.

    At launch, Urban Living has over 50 listings in over 20 neighborhoods with more being added daily. All listings are searchable by property type and location, and also organized on our neighborhood map. Property information is readily available, photos of listings are in high-resolution and agents can be contacted directly to schedule showings and tours.

    Urban apartments, condos and homes are already in high demand for the Columbus Underground readership. According to our demographic survey conducted in December 2011, 76% of our readers fall between the ages of 24 and 40, with 34% of them looking for a new place to rent or own in the next 12 months. Currently, Columbus Underground is read by over 120,000 unique visitors per month, who read over 650,000 pages per month.

    We couldn’t think of a better time to be launching this utility with a new wave of urban housing units coming online in neighborhoods such as Weinland Park, Franklinton, Fifth by Northwest and many others. Additionally, we’ve been closely following nearly two dozen new apartment developments that have been recently announced in or around Downtown Columbus, including these 12 that we wrote about in December, and 11 more profiled yesterday. Combined, these new developments will add approximately 3,000 new rental units to the market within the next two years.

    Landlords, property managers, realtors and anyone else looking to list properties for sale or for rent can do so for free with our Submit A Listing form. If you have questions about featured listing opportunities, you can contact Nancy Colvin at [email protected].

    The new Urban Living tool can be accessed directly at columbusunderground.com/urbanliving, or by using the toolbar buttons located in the top of the right sidebar column of Columbus Underground. You can also follow @CU_UrbanLiving for updates via twitter.

    Happy House Hunting!

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    Walker Evans is the co-founder of Columbus Underground, along with his wife and business partner Anne Evans. Walker has turned local media into a full time career over the past decade and serves on multiple boards and committees throughout the community.
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