Construction is underway on a trio of new buildings that will bring 18 apartments and 10 townhomes to North 17th Street on the Near East Side. Applications are now being accepted for potential tenants of the new buildings, who will be part of an innovative program meant to provide affordable housing and other services to parents working toward a college degree.See Story Here
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Showing posts with label consruction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label consruction. Show all posts
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Thursday, December 10, 2015
Proposed 5-story Clintonville building to grow with added land
The five-story building with apartments and stores proposed for the heart of Clintonville is growing.
Northstar Realty is in contract to acquire the former Clintonville Electric site, giving the company control of the west side of N. High Street between W. North Broadway and Brighton Road. That gives the developer more room to expand the project to 66 apartments, from 60, said Jackson Reynolds, Northstar’s zoning attorney.
Monday, June 1, 2015
Proposed 5-story Clintonville building to grow with added land
The five-story building with apartments and stores proposed for the heart of Clintonville is growing.
Full Story Here
Full Story Here
Proposed 5-story Clintonville building to grow with added land
The five-story building with apartments and stores proposed for the heart of Clintonville is growing.
Full Story Here
Full Story Here
Friday, April 10, 2015
The fix starts not with transit but with pedestrians
"all trips begin and end with a pedestrian trip. If someone’s experience with Columbus is driving in, parking in a garage, taking an elevator to their office, eating in the cafeteria and going home, then Columbus is going to fail. The place to start is with unrelenting quality of the pedestrian experience."
More Transit Discussion Here !
More Transit Discussion Here !
The fix starts not with transit but with pedestrians
"all trips begin and end with a pedestrian trip. If someone’s experience with Columbus is driving in, parking in a garage, taking an elevator to their office, eating in the cafeteria and going home, then Columbus is going to fail. The place to start is with unrelenting quality of the pedestrian experience."
More Transit Discussion Here !
More Transit Discussion Here !
Monday, November 10, 2014
First Phase of American Addition Improvements Complete
The first phase of infrastructure improvements for the American Addition neighborhood are complete, bringing sidewalks, streetlights, and a curb-and-gutter storm drainage system to the small collection of houses just east of Joyce Avenue on the city’s northeast side.
The Full Story Here !
The Full Story Here !
First Phase of American Addition Improvements Complete
The first phase of infrastructure improvements for the American Addition neighborhood are complete, bringing sidewalks, streetlights, and a curb-and-gutter storm drainage system to the small collection of houses just east of Joyce Avenue on the city’s northeast side.
The Full Story Here !
The Full Story Here !
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Plans for train connecting Columbus and Chicago chug forward
More steps are being taken in plans to build a high-speed train connecting Columbus to Chicago.
The 300-mile railway would make stops at 9 cities along the route from Columbus to Chicago, the release said.
Columbus to Chicago story Here
The 300-mile railway would make stops at 9 cities along the route from Columbus to Chicago, the release said.
Columbus to Chicago story Here
Plans for train connecting Columbus and Chicago chug forward
More steps are being taken in plans to build a high-speed train connecting Columbus to Chicago.
The 300-mile railway would make stops at 9 cities along the route from Columbus to Chicago, the release said.
Columbus to Chicago story Here
The 300-mile railway would make stops at 9 cities along the route from Columbus to Chicago, the release said.
Columbus to Chicago story Here
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Couple restores overgrown midcentury house with ties to Frank Lloyd Wright
Dorri Steinhoff and Joseph Kuspan were searching for “urban ruins” last summer near Reynoldsburg when they hit their target.
A Unique Story
A Unique Story
Couple restores overgrown midcentury house with ties to Frank Lloyd Wright
Dorri Steinhoff and Joseph Kuspan were searching for “urban ruins” last summer near Reynoldsburg when they hit their target.
A Unique Story
A Unique Story
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Construction Roundup: September 2014
A monthly column on Columbus Underground. What is being built and where.
Construction Roundup: September 2014
A monthly column on Columbus Underground. What is being built and where.
Monday, September 29, 2014
New Parkland, Development Around OSU Medical Campus
New dorms represent the first phase of the massive North Residential District, while the southern entrance that will be getting a new look is Cannon Drive, which will be straightened out to allow for new development on about 12 acres of land north of King Avenue and adjacent to the OSU Wexner Medical Center.
More Story
More Story
New Parkland, Development Around OSU Medical Campus
New dorms represent the first phase of the massive North Residential District, while the southern entrance that will be getting a new look is Cannon Drive, which will be straightened out to allow for new development on about 12 acres of land north of King Avenue and adjacent to the OSU Wexner Medical Center.
More Story
More Story
Saturday, August 23, 2014
Housing Trends: Sprawl or Not ?
Let’s not pronounce sprawl dead just yet. Compared at least to the last five years, things might even get a little worse before they get better. But the resurgence in strong- and (in some cases) mid-market city living is real, and downtown living, working, and shopping displaces what would otherwise be sprawl.
See More Here
See More Here
Housing Trends: Sprawl or Not ?
Let’s not pronounce sprawl dead just yet. Compared at least to the last five years, things might even get a little worse before they get better. But the resurgence in strong- and (in some cases) mid-market city living is real, and downtown living, working, and shopping displaces what would otherwise be sprawl.
See More Here
See More Here
Friday, August 22, 2014
EXTRA ! Columbus Ranked as a Top Affordable Housing Market for Millennials
Franklin County was recently rated by RealtyTrac as the 7th most affordable region in the United States for Millennials who want to purchase a home, with an average percentage of median income spent on housing pegged at a mere 15.26%. Columbus was bested on the list only by Augusta GA, Fayetteville NC, Atlanta, Jacksonville FL, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Little Rock.
But if the idea of home ownership doesn’t appeal to you, and you’d rather continue to rent, well, you’re still in luck.
Read more Here !
But if the idea of home ownership doesn’t appeal to you, and you’d rather continue to rent, well, you’re still in luck.
Read more Here !
EXTRA ! Columbus Ranked as a Top Affordable Housing Market for Millennials
Franklin County was recently rated by RealtyTrac as the 7th most affordable region in the United States for Millennials who want to purchase a home, with an average percentage of median income spent on housing pegged at a mere 15.26%. Columbus was bested on the list only by Augusta GA, Fayetteville NC, Atlanta, Jacksonville FL, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Little Rock.
But if the idea of home ownership doesn’t appeal to you, and you’d rather continue to rent, well, you’re still in luck.
Read more Here !
But if the idea of home ownership doesn’t appeal to you, and you’d rather continue to rent, well, you’re still in luck.
Read more Here !
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