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1 hour ago, columbus17 said:

Ask and you shall receive ;)

Wait... are you giving away houses?! I'll take two please!

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Ogden on Long

 

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This caught my attention:

 

”’We intend to save as many (buildings) as we can, and then rebuild the fabric of this neighborhood around them," Wathen said in an email.

 

Max Hartings, a development associate with Equity, said the developer hopes to give the South of Main neighborhood a "downtown" with this project.
 

Equity got involved with the site in 2020 and was not involved in the earlier project. They plan to start work on the building in early 2024.“


https://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2023/06/29/historic-tax-credits.html

 

I wonder how much property Equity owns around this site? I’m really excited to see this get rehabbed and hopefully more of Main St get rebuilt. 

24 minutes ago, amped91 said:

This caught my attention:

 

”’We intend to save as many (buildings) as we can, and then rebuild the fabric of this neighborhood around them," Wathen said in an email.

 

Max Hartings, a development associate with Equity, said the developer hopes to give the South of Main neighborhood a "downtown" with this project.
 

Equity got involved with the site in 2020 and was not involved in the earlier project. They plan to start work on the building in early 2024.“


https://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2023/06/29/historic-tax-credits.html

 

I wonder how much property Equity owns around this site? I’m really excited to see this get rehabbed and hopefully more of Main St get rebuilt. 

I hope they actually stick to this and do it properly. I’m pretty sure I saw an old picture of east main from way back and it was a nice area with numerous mixed use buildings. Hopefully someone can bring it back. 

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Ethan on Main 

 

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Another MF proposal from the newly formed Riewald Dev:

 

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Funds approved for Fran Ryan Center construction

 

City Council on Monday agreed to spend $23.6 million to begin construction of the Fran Ryan Center for seniors and a park on the site of a former Columbus City Schools building in the Olde Towne East neighborhood. The center is being named for former Columbus Councilmember Fran Ryan, a champion for the city's seniors and a City of Columbus Hall of Fame member.
 

The Douglass Alternative Elementary School, 51 S. Douglass St. was built in 1974 and was closed in 2013. The city bought the building and nearly four-acre site in 2020. Demolition of the former school and design work was begun after council approved a $1.767 million contract with Moody Nolan in October 2021.

 

The new two-story, 44,000-square-foot center will have a fitness center for wellness activities, a kitchen and space for a variety of activities and classes. It will also house many of the popular programs from the Martin Janis Community Senior Center and the Golden Hobby Gift Shop, according to a city website.

 

"We expect it to open in the fall of next year, or more likely early in 2025," said Steve Reese, director of the city Recreation and Parks Department, which will operate the center.“

 

https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/local/2023/07/18/columbus-council-approves-new-20-hourly-living-wage-for-contract-workers-and-23-6m-for-fran-center/70416372007/

The Ogden:

 

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The Taylor Ave apartment building has gone vertical. 
 

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Also noticed fencing around the perimeter of the building at the corner of Taylor and Mount Vernon. Anyone know of any plans here? I’d love to see a rehab. 
 

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^ I hope that's a rehab but I'll bet the fencing is up to protect the public due to stuff falling off the building. Demo is probably imminent...😪

14 minutes ago, Pablo said:

^ I hope that's a rehab but I'll bet the fencing is up to protect the public due to stuff falling off the building. Demo is probably imminent...😪

Yeah it has the red x on it, which usually means unsafe for entrance and will be torn down. 

Tearing that building down would be criminal. Isn't is owned by PACT? 

Four-Story Building Proposed for Key Site in Woodland Park

 

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The development would be built on what now basically serves as the front yard of the Mansion Day School, a private school that has occupied the historic mansion at 72 Woodland Ave. for years.

 

Under the proposed plan, which was presented to the planning committee of the Near East Area Commission last week, the school would remain in the historic building while the greenspace in front – as well as a wooded lot to the north – would be developed to hold the new apartments and a rear surface parking lot. 

 

The proposal comes from Riewald Development, a Columbus-based firm that earlier this year presented a plan for a seven-story building on Spring Street to the Downtown Commission.
 

Plans for the development show a 125-unit building, featuring mostly one-bedroom apartments, with a pool deck on the Woodland Avenue side and a parking lot behind. Cars would access the parking lot and the school via a curb cut on East Long Street.

 

Several members of the planning committee voiced concerns about the impact of the proposed development on the neighborhood, particularly the way it relates to the school, according to Josh Lapp, a commissioner who attended the meeting.

 

Riewald stressed that the school “is on a separate parcel and will continue to operate out of their existing facilities as they have done for several decades.”

Have we seen anything about this? Nice to see them adding retail space. 
 

 

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1 hour ago, VintageLife said:

Have we seen anything about this? Nice to see them adding retail space. 
 

 

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Yeah, more retail is awesome. Mount Vernon used to have such an active retail presence before my time, so it’d be great to see it come back to life. 
 

I wonder if the 23 DUs is a typo? Or if it’s 23 per building? Because that number seems low for such a large area, even if they do plan to keep the two houses that are already there. 

An historic Columbus building is getting a major renovation meant to improve city services
 

“The city's historic health department building in Olde Town East is getting a $21.5 million overhaul.

 

Columbus City Council on Monday night approved a contract with 2K General Company, based in Delaware, Ohio, for the construction work at the building located at 240 Parsons Ave. that dates to 1869.

 

 

The bulk of the work on the 60,000-square-foot building will take place on the third and fourth floors, according to the department.

 

The upgrades include heating and cooling, mechanical, electrical, plumbing and other work.”

 

https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/local/2023/07/31/city-council-commits-nearly-9-million-on-housing-initiatives/70482005007/

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An historic Columbus building is getting a major renovation meant to improve city services
 

“The city's historic health department building in Olde Town East is getting a $21.5 million overhaul.

 

Columbus City Council on Monday night approved a contract with 2K General Company, based in Delaware, Ohio, for the construction work at the building located at 240 Parsons Ave. that dates to 1869.

 

 

The bulk of the work on the 60,000-square-foot building will take place on the third and fourth floors, according to the department.

 

The upgrades include heating and cooling, mechanical, electrical, plumbing and other work.”

 

https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/local/2023/07/31/city-council-commits-nearly-9-million-on-housing-initiatives/70482005007/

Nice, is this the money the idiots wanted to spend on a parking lot? Hopefully that is buried and won’t be happening ever. 

18 minutes ago, amped91 said:

An historic Columbus building is getting a major renovation meant to improve city services
 

“The city's historic health department building in Olde Town East is getting a $21.5 million overhaul.

 

Columbus City Council on Monday night approved a contract with 2K General Company, based in Delaware, Ohio, for the construction work at the building located at 240 Parsons Ave. that dates to 1869.

 

 

The bulk of the work on the 60,000-square-foot building will take place on the third and fourth floors, according to the department.

 

The upgrades include heating and cooling, mechanical, electrical, plumbing and other work.”

 

https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/local/2023/07/31/city-council-commits-nearly-9-million-on-housing-initiatives/70482005007/

Arguably one of the coolest buildings in the city. Happy to see them investing into it to keep it functional for the future.

First floor storefront windows should be going into the Macon very shortly.

30 minutes ago, VintageLife said:

Last I remember it was approved. I don’t thing it has a timeline but hopefully it still happens 

I thought it had but it's been pretty quiet

4 hours ago, columbus17 said:

I thought it had but it's been pretty quiet

They are busy with 4 or so projects currently, so maybe once the Broad St building gets closer to being finished, it will start up. 

2 hours ago, VintageLife said:

They are busy with 4 or so projects currently, so maybe once the Broad St building gets closer to being finished, it will start up. 

Edwards again?

12 minutes ago, columbus17 said:

Edwards again?

Nah, my bad. I read it earlier and mixed up edwards and Kelley. It’s a Kelley project. They seem to do great work, so hopefully they get it rolling. 

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12 hours ago, VintageLife said:

Nah, my bad. I read it earlier and mixed up edwards and Kelley. It’s a Kelley project. They seem to do great work, so hopefully they get it rolling. 

I'll ask those in the know on that side of town - it'd be a shame if it didn't go through.

 

Ethan on Main 

 

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Got a few shots last night of the progress on the Shiloh Baptist project in KLB. 

 

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Ogden on Long

 

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2 hours ago, CbusOrBust said:

 

Ogden on Long

 

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I’m excited to see how this looks once finished. I like that they broke up the look of it along long and I wish more apartment developers would do that. 

 

Traditions at Brookwood on Livingston

 

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Anybody know what's being built behind the BP station along East Broad near Parsons?

(The big plot of land that stretches from 18th to Monroe)

On 4/25/2023 at 10:38 AM, amped91 said:

We didn’t get the Preston Pointe groundbreaking last year after all, but fencing is going up around the site today, so it should be soon!

 

Elevator core rising at Preston Pointe 

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Ethan on E Main

 

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Didn't see this one posted. Looks like a 3-story mixed-use. 

 

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3 hours ago, jonoh81 said:

Didn't see this one posted. Looks like a 3-story mixed-use. 

 

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New Near East Side apartment complex from Otto Beatty III and Kelley Cos. revives historic building

 

A long blighted historic building in the Near East Side is ready to welcome people back inside its doors.

 

Local developers Kelley Cos. and Otto Beatty III redeveloped the former Ohio Baptist General Convention's headquarters at 48 Parkwood Ave., adding nine apartments inside the building and 27 apartments in a new building next door.

 

The Ohio Baptist General Convention contributed its land as equity in the project and will remain a minority owner.

 

The newly built building is nearly fully leased. The original building will open for leasing later this year.

 

The original building is on the National Register of Historic Places. It had sat vacant since 1996, so when the developers took over in 2021, there was a lot of damage to repair in the old building.

 

More below:

https://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2023/09/12/parkwood-project-near-east-side-apartments.html

 

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18 hours ago, ColDayMan said:

New Near East Side apartment complex from Otto Beatty III and Kelley Cos. revives historic building

 

A long blighted historic building in the Near East Side is ready to welcome people back inside its doors.

 

Local developers Kelley Cos. and Otto Beatty III redeveloped the former Ohio Baptist General Convention's headquarters at 48 Parkwood Ave., adding nine apartments inside the building and 27 apartments in a new building next door.

 

The Ohio Baptist General Convention contributed its land as equity in the project and will remain a minority owner.

 

The newly built building is nearly fully leased. The original building will open for leasing later this year.

 

The original building is on the National Register of Historic Places. It had sat vacant since 1996, so when the developers took over in 2021, there was a lot of damage to repair in the old building.

 

More below:

https://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2023/09/12/parkwood-project-near-east-side-apartments.html

 

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These look really good and appropriate together. Good job.

Renovation of Historic Edna Building Underway

 

Renovation of The Edna, a Near East Side building that has stood empty since the 1980s, started this past winter and is on track to wrap up in mid-2024.

 

The Central Ohio Community Improvement Corporation (COCIC), Franklin County’s Land Bank, is leading the project and will be the primary tenant in the new building.

 

Curtiss Williams, President/CEO of COCIC, said that the organization and its subsidiary, the Central Ohio Community Land Trust, will occupy the second and third floors, as well as half of the first floor.

 

More below:

https://columbusunderground.com/renovation-of-historic-edna-building-underway-bw1/

 

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Snatched a few quick ones of the Ethan on our way out to Intel a few minutes ago

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11 minutes ago, CbusOrBust said:

 

Snatched a few quick ones of the Ethan on our way out to Intel a few minutes ago

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This project looks great, I just wish it would have been made with some retail/restaurant space. Hopefully the area builds up enough and future buildings will have those features. 

 

Preston Pointe on Main

 

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Is there a rendering for Preston Point? I'm drawing a blank

24 minutes ago, NW24HX said:

Is there a rendering for Preston Point? I'm drawing a blank

I think this is what it will be. It’s supposed to have 1500 sqft of commercial space. 
 

 

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R.I.P. Church's 😪

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Few more from the Ogden

 

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