Bonnie Meibers is a reporter for the Dayton Daily News, covering news in Greene County, Ohio. With previous experience at various news outlets including CNN Newsource and WLWT, Bonnie's focus is on local news and community stories in Ohio, particularly in the Columbus area.
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Bonnie Meibers' coverage is mainly focused on local business and real estate developments in Columbus, Ohio. She frequently reports on private sector announcements and press releases related to real estate, development projects, and housing in the area.
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By: Bonnie Meibers
Which downtown Columbus office towers have the most available space? New data show occupancy rates for prominent properties.
Retail space for lease, major pieces coming together for Continental Centre conversion
Plans to redevelop Columbus' McKinley Avenue corridor revealed
The Punch List: How South of Main, WestBend projects will impact Columbus
The three top leasing office buildings in downtown Columbus
By: Bonnie Meibers
Newly renovated office space in a historic downtown Columbus office building is now available.
2024 Building Columbus Awards Project of the Year: Quarry Trails - Columbus Business First
“Few, if any, projects have revitalized downtown Columbus as significantly and rapidly as these, especially at a time when such vibrancy is most needed.”
City wants Downtown Columbus Inc. to oversee downtown SIDs
“The future growth in Ohio is happening in Columbus and we knew Central Ohio was a great place for business, so we had a vision of growing with Columbus as it grew,” Rumpke said.
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