570 Lofts – Brewery District Apartments

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Edwards’ returning with apartments for Brewery District’s former Salvation Army store

Premium content from Business First – by Brian R. Ball

Date: Friday, August 5, 2011, 6:00am EDT – Last Modified: Thursday, August 4, 2011, 4:12pm EDT

Edwards Cos. is close to beginning redevelopment of the former Salvation ArmybizWatch thrift store in the Brewery District into 47 apartments, four years after planning to convert the historic building into condominiums.

The developer’s Eclipse Real Estate Group arm switched gears for the $10 million project following the collapse of the condo market several years ago and the pullback by banks from funding such real estate projects.

“In this economy, it’s about hanging on and deciding what will work,” said Edwards Cos. President Jeff Edwards. “When the condo market fell apart, we started saying, ‘Uh, oh, we have issues.’

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http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/print-edition/2011/08/05/edwards-brewery-district-project.html

[Walker Evans]

Construction has begun: https://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-roundup-january-2012

[Walker Evans]

Edwards Companies Converting Born Brewery Building into Apartments
By: Walker

The Brewery District is currently experiencing a rebirth, with the addition of new nightlife and entertainment options to the area. And now, new apartment units are already under construction on South Front Street.

READ MORE: https://www.columbusunderground.com/edwards-companies-converting-born-brewery-building-into-apartments

[patient_zero]

Those German boys produced a hell of a lot of beer in the days. It’s a huge space. I remember the worn wooden floors, huge paned windows and the large industrial elevator on the second floor when I would stop in the old Salvation Army. Even though I didn’t know it was a former brewery back then, I always like this space.

[melikecheese]

Does anyone have any photos of this building while it was a salvation army store? I am curious about what the inside looked like, I heard it was a factory style floor with stuff piled up. As a person who loves to dig in piles of “junk” I am real sad I never got to explore here.

[Walker Evans]

New photo of this development… from here: https://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-roundup-june-2012

[Walker Evans]

A lot of the new windows are in place!

From here: https://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-roundup-august-2012-part-1

[Twixlen]

I love this building – it’s nice to see it getting spruced up! I hope they manage to keep the ceiling height in the apartments – the old Salvation Army space was so lovely, with those crazy-tall ceilings, and massive expanses of window.

[melikecheese]

This is great, I love watching these once empty buildings come back to life. I can’t wait until the big tall one at the end of Front, before the Whittier bridge gets a condo treatment.

[Urban Living]

570 Lofts is nestled in the heart of the desirable Brewery District, just steps away from German Village and downtown Columbus. Restaurants, shopping and nightlife options are all within a few blocks.

MORE: https://www.columbusunderground.com/urbanliving/author/katie-brunner/

[MHJ]

Fantastic to see this building go from abandoned eyesore to chic loft apartments! The floor plans look pretty good. Many seem to be set up for entertaining (i.e., you don’t have to walk into the bedroom to reach the lone bathroom), and there’s so much light in them! I’m sure this will fill up quickly, especially in such a great location next to bars, the highway, and a grocery store!

[Walker Evans]

A view of the back with window work going on today:

From here: https://www.columbusunderground.com/construction-roundup-december-2012

[Walker Evans]

Via their website: http://570lofts.com/

Due to an overwhelming response, we are fully leased!

If you desire to live at 570Lofts in the future, please Contact Us to share your information. We will be in touch when one of our stylish lofts becomes available

[News]

At Home: A new apartment, a new look at Columbus
Published on June 2, 2013 7:00 am
By: Anne

Moving to a new part of the city is a great way to make it feel like a new place again. “We feel like we get to experience a different part of Columbus,” says Billy Ashley, when he and his partner Cesar Seguil moved from the Short North to the Brewery District.

READ MORE: https://www.columbusunderground.com/at-home-a-new-apartment-a-new-look-at-columbus

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