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I can’t get past the article’s paywall - does it mention where they are potentially getting that massive sum of cash?

Are they taking down the power lines on this section of Vine st?

Washington DC. A crazy amount of new development going up with very unique and inspiring architecture. I feel like 90% of what we get in Columbus are the same boring 5-over-1s

I really appreciate this thorough response!

I apologize in advance if this is a bit too random, but I’ve got a question that I’ve always been so curious about: does anyone know why there are no free-standing billboards on 71s going from pretty much the Tanger Outlets all the way to downtown? I feel like every other inbound interstate that leads into a major downtown area has tons and tons of billboards. The increasing build up of more and more billboards on an interstate has always been one of those exciting tell-tale signs that I’m getting close to a city’s downtown area. Very curious why it isn’t like that on 71S heading into town.

The permit appears to indicate that the building height will be 456 ft. Is that accurate? If so, that’s much bigger than I had originally thought.

There is an interesting article in the Wall St Journal today that sort of touches on this. It basically says that ground floor retail used to be highly profitable for developers but is now a loss leader for many downtown buildings. Most of the ground floor spaces either sit vacant or are leased out at a loss simply in hopes of attracting housing/business tenants in the upper floors. There are are already a ton of vacant store fronts on this block so I'm sure the developers figured adding it here wasn't worth it.

Speaking of dead projects, what is going on with the storefronts they planned on building in front of The Ave along Indianola? They were doing some ground work last Fall that I thought was the start of construction but then nothing came of it.

I know I’m being nit picky but a concrete walkway would have looked so much better than this asphalt.

Hopefully we are saying “bye bye bye” to all that electrical some time soon as well

Wooof, looks like it should be a hotel out in the suburbs.

https://www.wkyc.com/amp/article/news/local/ohio/google-announcement-ohio-governor-mike-dewine/95-8f5d43c2-d17e-4957-bfd0-52e1359e91f0 Does anyone have any intel on what this announcement from Google is regarding? I’m hoping it isn’t just more data centers.

What do you call this hodgepodge of architecture styling? Vintage shipping container?

I get some serious Theranos vibes from this company.

This might be a dumb question but does the land become part of Franklin County when it is annexed by New Albany? My initial thought was no, but that begs the question of how one city can be in two different counties.