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Construction Roundup October 2019: Short North, Near East Side & More
October 31, 2019 12:14 pm
Walker Evans
A view of construction at Jeffrey Park in Italian Village.
As the month comes to a close, we wrap up the second half of our Construction Roundup photo installment with a look at various development projects in Italian Village, Weinland Park, Harrison West, the King-Lincoln District, Olde Towne East and beyond. New apartments and condos dominate the landscape with a handful of office and retail buildings in the mix. All photos were taken throughout the month of October, so a few are a little more dated at this point if you’ve been by any of the following sites and noticed progress beyond what’s showcased here today.
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All photos by Walker Evans.
