"I remember looking at my dad, who was driving at the time, and he was holding that steering wheel tight," said Isaac Gold, vice president of real estate for real estate business Skilken Gold. "And I was thinking to myself, 'I hope this is worth it.'" https://t.co/drtRBeJ86T
Not a single office property cracked this year’s list ranking the region’s top commercial real estate deals, according to data compiled by Columbus Business First. https://t.co/M0yLz8dQtY
Columbus Downtown Development Corp. rebrands as Downtown Columbus Inc., unveils new website - Columbus Business First https://t.co/4NgDT4fFF6 via @columbusbiz1st
One of Central Ohio’s sweetest family-owned businesses is about to get larger as Anthony-Thomas Candy Co. expands its west-side plant. https://t.co/s0pvUqVUug
Houses on Franklinton street are being transformed into music venue, restaurants, bar and more - Columbus Business First https://t.co/Y5LKJbT5D9 via @columbusbiz1st
Fast-growing BBI will more than double its office footprint when it moves from a nearly 50,000-square-foot space at 80 E. Rich St. to 120,000 square feet in the new Astor Park office building. Here's what it paid for the new space. https://t.co/FG80JqO8UK
The $100 million, 2-mile path aims to create enhanced connectivity downtown and spur additional development. Take a look at inspirational renderings shared by the project's backers: https://t.co/0QXxJpl93U
CAPA plans to spend $14 million transforming the Central Presbyterian Church at 132 S. 3rd St. into a music and event venue. Tuesday, the Columbus Downtown Commission signaled its initial support for the project. https://t.co/jzYiqeOuZi
Apartments at Lumen on Ninth are 100% leased now and almost completely pre-leased for next school year, reflecting the strength of the market, the firm said. https://t.co/g5dptVPLwS
The city of Columbus wants feedback about what should happen to the Christopher Columbus statue that was removed from the grounds of City Hall in 2020. https://t.co/j2MxS6cUep