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At the link is an update from Walker Evans of Columbus Underground regarding commercial construction progress in and around Columbus Ohio for September 2015. There’s a bunch of it, both [...]

Following are some details on the $4.1 billion plan to host the 2024 Olympics The Olympic Village is proposed for the Piggyback Yard site along the LA River, which revitalization activists have [...]

There’s an amazing amount of commercial and residential construction activity in the Columbus Metro this summer so I thought I would take you over to Walker Evans’ Columbus [...]

Whole Foods is the last large tenant in Easton Gateway and they were one of the original tenants announced back in 2013 when the project was unveiled. The 45,000 square foot store will be Whole [...]

Whole Foods is the last large tenant in Easton Gateway and they were one of the original tenants announced back in 2013 when the project was unveiled. The 45,000 square foot store will be Whole [...]

Some more good news to report regarding Central Ohio, brought to you by www.headlightdata.com. “Top 10 Counties with Best and Worst Performing Holding Company Economies of 2014: Harris [...]

I missed this when the article was published a couple of months ago, although I’ll admit that I don’t read Mother Jones all that much. Columbus: Where the cost of living is more [...]

Money / CNN reports that hourly wages grew at a rate of 6.2% in Columbus, far higher than the national average of 2.1%. Much of this can be attributed to the unemployment rate here in Central [...]

Columbus adds several hundred units per year downtown and has been doing so for several years, but the demand keeps building. According to a report released by the Capital Crossroads Special [...]

California Commerce Department reports that approximately 20,000 residential building permits were issued in the first six months of 2015.  This is up 41% from the same period last year, and 72% [...]

The slightly downsized project for the old Olympic Swim Club site at 3450 Indianola finally got its final zoning approval by Columbus City Council. Initially, the project was slated for 152 [...]

Finally, after a decade of the fights with the Army Corps of Engineers over wetlands and then the real estate downturn, something is finally going to happen with this big empty field I drive by [...]

This has been a long time coming.  Finally, construction is going to get started on the Sawmill Road extension in the next couple of weeks with completion expected in October 2016. Today, Monday, [...]

Wow, look at this. A massive conversion of this massive 1908 property is on the way soon. Waterbridge Capital bought the property last year for $130 million The 1.1 million square foot Broadway [...]

Uptown Westerville is becoming the north, Short North. What a transformation over the last few years from antiques to polished casual restaurants and bars. First it was Old Bag of Nails then [...]

The once hot Northland area in the 60s and 70s fell into decay and vacancy after Lazarus closed their Northland store a decade or so ago.   There’s been a major attempt to revitalize the [...]

As was just reported by Walker Evens of Columbus Underground, and just about everyone else, Borror Properties revealed its latest design update for the 11 story proposed replacement for the old [...]

This is a fun post. Experian, one of the three big credit reporting agencies, put together an infographic showing the wealthiest zip codes in the country (at the link below). Some real surprises [...]

This is just amazing. Another mega project for LA’s south Park with a newly announced multi tower project with high rises up to 42 stories to be located at Olympic and Figueroa all the way [...]

Delaware County commissioners have approved the $17.6 mil worth of roads that well soon serve the route 36/37 net leased retail 350,000 square feet Tanger Outlet Malls. Preliminary site work has [...]