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Bridge Park Expands Condo Offerings with “The Warren”
August 13, 2019 2:00 pm
Walker Evans
The next phase of Bridge Park is well underway, expanding the mixed-use Dublin development northward with a combination of residential and commercial uses. In addition to the North Market expansion, developer Crawford Hoying is currently building out another 43-unit condominium building called “The Warren” which overlooks the new Riverside Crossing Park. “The views from The […]
More New Condos Coming to Olde Towne East
January 11, 2018 9:43 am
Brent Warren
More new condos are on the way in Olde Towne East. Nineteen units are scheduled to be completed by July of this year at the corner of Oak Street and South Ohio Avenue. The units are being developed by Gallas Zadeh Development and Mulberry, the same team behind a 15-unit project just down the street […]
Work Set to Begin on High-End Townhomes Near German Village
December 28, 2017 10:00 am Brent Warren
Construction is set to begin in January on a 10-unit condominium development in Schumacher Place, just east of German Village. The project, which consists of two five-unit buildings, will require the demolition of a small house at 601 S. Ninth St. The land to the south of the house is vacant. Columbus City Council approved […]
Condo Building Proposed for East Broad Street Across from Franklin Park
October 18, 2017 2:58 pm Brent Warren
A plan to build a four-story condominium building on a prominent parcel across from Franklin Park is moving forward. The proposed building at 1676 E. Broad St. would hold 36 condominiums, with enough parking in a ground level garage and rear parking lot to hold 53 cars. A small 1950’s-era office building would be demolished […]
Four-Story Condominium Project Proposed for First Avenue in Grandview
September 22, 2017 11:30 am Brent Warren
A proposal to build two four-story buildings that would hold a total of 32 condominiums in Grandview Heights went before the city’s Planning Commission Wednesday night. The buildings would be located at 1562-1572 and 1574-1578 W. First Ave., between Broadview Avenue and the grounds of Edison Intermediate and Larry Larson Middle School. The Deyo Davis […]
Renovation of Bellows School Underway Despite I-70/71 Split Plans
May 30, 2017 4:04 pm Brent Warren
There has been a flurry of good news lately for fans of historic buildings in Columbus, with property owners committing to restoration plans for the St. Clair Hotel, the Broadwin, 16 and 20 East Broad Street, and the Macon Hotel. Preservationists can now add to that list the former Bellows Avenue Elementary in Franklinton, which in […]
