Columbus Development

[Walker Evans]

I've seen some of these topics for other cities and couldn't find one here for Columbus, so I thought I'd create one. Columbus has been going through some major downtown redevelopment in the past few years with plenty of new developments (both new builds and existing renovations) being announced all the time. Here's some of the recent projects from the last 2 years or so. Some completed. Some under construction. Some just announced.

Sources:

http://www.columbusretrometro.com

http://downtowncolumbus.com/living/

http://www.columbusunderground.com/phpBB2/urban.php

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Arena Crossing

http://www.arenacrossing.com/

The Buggyworks Building - Phase 1

http://thebuggyworks.com/

The Buggyworks Building - Phase 2

http://thebuggyworks.com/

Burnham Square

http://arenadistrictliving.com/burnham2006/

The Condos at North Bank Park

http://northbankparkcondos.com/

Bexley Gateway

http://www.bexleygateway.com/

Brewer's Gate Townhomes

http://www.brewersgate.com/

Brewer's Yard Apartments

http://www.brewersyard.com

Treetops at German Village

http://www.treetopsatgermanvillage.com/

Carlyles Watch

http://www.carlyleswatch.com

Cityview at Third

http://www.cityviewat3rd.com/

Connextions Lofts

http://www.connextionslofts.com/

Eclextion Lofts

http://www.eclextionlofts.com/

8 on the Square

http://www.8onthesquare.com/

Hartman Lofts

http://www.hartmanlofts.com/

Layfayette Lofts

http://www.lafayette-lofts.com/

Lofts at 106

http://theloftsat106.com/

Ohio Lofts

http://ohioloft.com/

Sixty Spring

http://www.cityspaceresidential.com/sixtyspringstreet.asp

Terraces on Grant

http://www.terracesongrant.com/

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I'll do my best to keep this list up to date when more projects are announced.

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Walker Evans

http://www.ColumbusUnderground.com

[Walker Evans]

MORE!!!

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1200 Grandview Ave

http://www.dgcolumbus.com/projects/urban/h.../1200_grandview

The Heights

http://www.cityspaceresidential.com/theheights.asp

The Metropolitan

http://www.metropolitangrandview.com/

Avenue One Lofts

http://www.dgcolumbus.com/projects/urban/h...venue_one_lofts

Jeffrey Place

http://jeffreyplace.com/

Kramer Place

http://www.kramerplace.com/

2 Market Exchange

http://www.dgcolumbus.com/projects/urban/housing/mx2

Rich Street Walk

http://richstreetwalk.com

The Broadwin

http://broadwinliving.com/

C'est Si Bon

http://www.dgcolumbus.com/projects/urban/housing/328_civic

The Dakota

http://www.dakotaonhigh.com

Urban Oasis

Yukon Studio Lofts

http://yukonstudiolofts.com/

South Campus Gateway Apartments

http://www.southcampusapts.com/

Parkview at Goodale Park

http://www.liveatparkview.com/

The Brunson

http://www.TheBrunsonCondos.com/

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A few other non-residential developments have been announced/constructed recently, but it's nothing compared to the housing boom here. Here's a few of those type of developments though:

Grange Insurance Expansion:

Hyatt Regency Expansion:

Mount Carmel Hospital Expansion:

http://columbus.bizjournals.com/columbus/s.../19/story2.html

Lazarus Building Revamp:

Whittier Peninsula Project:

http://assets.columbus.gov/Development/whi...roj_Profile.pdf

New Huntington Park Baseball Field:

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I'll do my best to keep this list up to date when more projects are announced.

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Walker Evans

http://www.ColumbusUnderground.com

[monsoon]

Thanks for posting this. I had not idea there was so much going on on Columbus.

[mcheiss]

I like that Hyatt Regency expansion, very post modern!!

[Walker Evans]

Thanks for posting this. I had not idea there was so much going on on Columbus.

[Cap'n Prowler]

Wow. Thanks so much for posting all this and bringing some life to the Ohio forum. I haven't checked in for awhile. I moved from Columbus last year and had no idea how much had been going on.

[ohioaninSC]

Anyone know of any more updates to Columbus developments or anything new. Any chance for some new high rise development in the city, and what about light rail/street cars. I'm surprised this website doesn't have any Ohioans to update the rest of the UPers. I'm sure I'm not the only Ohioan that moved away on here that would like to see what's going on back there, especially in Ohio's only growing major city.

[raleightransplant]

Thanks for posting this! Columbus has plenty going on, so I am eager to see more. Not sure why Ohio (and Columbus specifically) is so slow on this site.

[krazeeboi]

Lots of cool projects happening in the Capital City! Can we get some construction pics now?

[ohioaninSC]

Thanks for posting this! Columbus has plenty going on, so I am eager to see more. Not sure why Ohio (and Columbus specifically) is so slow on this site.

[raleightransplant]

^^

Sounds like we're pretty similar. I graduated from OSU in '00, absolutely loved Columbus--but ultimately wanted to get near the ocean with some sunshine--so moved to North Carolina. Other than geography, I thought the place was just perfect. There is some truly great stuff going on there, so hopefully the forum picks up. I still miss the Blue Danube to this day...

[ohioaninSC]

I will be going back to Columbus this weekend to attend the Rock on the Range concert at the Crew Stadium. Hopefully, I will get a good update on any new developments going on the best big city in Ohio for here. I am really surprised no one from their posts here on a regular basis.

[ohioaninSC]

Found another couple condo developments going on in Columbus. Here they are.

#1 is Jackons on the Square and #2 is Sixty Spring.

[chazman]

What effect is residential development in and near downtown having on retail and other businesses? Columbus is a great city, but I always wished downtown could be a little more vibrant. It always seemed to me, because Columbus did not have the decline other northern cities had, it did not have a need for those revivals and renaissances that left other towns up north hip and pretty downtown, but too often otherwise stagnant.

Also for those in the know what is going on near the City Center Mall and the Lazarus site?

[ohioaninSC]

What effect is residential development in and near downtown having on retail and other businesses? Columbus is a great city, but I always wished downtown could be a little more vibrant. It always seemed to me, because Columbus did not have the decline other northern cities had, it did not have a need for those revivals and renaissances that left other towns up north hip and pretty downtown, but too often otherwise stagnant.

Also for those in the know what is going on near the City Center Mall and the Lazarus site?

[chazman]

The Lazarus building has been really changed for the better. Ohio State University has opened up some artist space there, the Ohio EPA has opened up offices in it, and I think there are more offices and some lofts going into it.

Here is a link to the website of the company doing the work on the Lazarus Building.

[Walker Evans]

Hi all! Long time no type.

Here's some updates on some projects I first posted about:

The Buggyworks has wrapped phase one, and started on a second phase, but has not started work on their tower yet.

Burnham Square sold out before construction was finished. One of the fastest-selling condo developments downtown.

NorthBank is up (what I originally posted was a rendering) and looks beautiful (although way to expensive for my taste):

Bexley Gateway is up and running, and looks a lot like the original rendering:

Carlyle's Watch ran into a bit of a funding issue with the developers after construction was finished. They weren't selling units as the price points they wanted and did a bit of a public auction stunt. It brought on a lot of negative media attention and left many thinking the downtown condo market was in bad shape since this development had to auction some spaces off. They only auctioned 8 units and decided to rent out the rest. I just read an article that they're all filled now and the average rent is around $1300/mo. Not too shabby. The ground-level corner is occupied by a new coffee shop too. One of my favorite new buildings downtown:

I just posted a whole separate thread about the awesomeness of Broad & High, but here's a photo update:

The Terraces on Grant turned out nice. I have a friend who lives there and loves it. I can't find a better photo than this one, but it's a great development located right next to the Columbus Metro Library, which is one of the top-ranked Libraries in the nation:

I went on a tour at the Metropolitan in January and it turned out great. Sort of sticks out in the neighborhood with it's funky design. Can't find a good photo of it, but it looks a lot like the original rendering.

Jeffrey Place is one of the most ambitious projects near downtown (40+ acres) and needless to say, it's been coming along very slowly. It's technically going to be a new neighborhood in itself built overtop of an old brownfield site. There's a few townhomes and condos up, but most of it is still a big empty dirt lot.

The Dakota turned out very nice in the Short North and has sold all but one unit very quickly:

The "Urban Oasis" project has been renamed to "Ibiza" (yeah, not much better) and just had a groundbreaking last month. The renderings look amazing. I'm excited about this one: http://www.ibizaonhigh.com/

So there you go! Updated!

Also, here's a newer rendering of Huntington Park:

And a construction photo from two weeks ago:

[Walker Evans]

And here's a few more of the more prominent developments to pop up since my original post:

199 South Fifth: http://www.199s5thst.com

225 North Fourth - http://www.225NorthFourth.com

Neighborhood Launch - http://neighborhoodlaunch.com

Harrison Park - http://www.harrisonpark.com

Hamilton Park Place - http://www.hamiltonparkpl.com

The Jackson (as previously mentioned) - http://www.thejacksononhigh.com

Beck Place Condos - http://www.beckplacecondos.com

Liberty Place Apartments - http://libertyplaceapartments.net

Franklin Park Condos - http://www.franklinparkcondominiums.com