Brent Warren

The City of Dublin is ramping up its efforts to redevelop Metro Center, outlining a plan for the large suburban office park that calls for new mixed-use buildings and a central greenspace. Work on the plan, which was presented to the community in early October as part of the city’s larger 2024 Economic Development Strategy, […]

Front Street and Marconi Boulevard will run in both directions all the way through Downtown starting next week. Front Street south of Broad Street was converted from one-way to two-way operation over a decade ago, as was Civic Center Drive (Marconi turns into Civic Center south of Broad). The conversion of the northern sections of […]

The $8 billion LinkUS initiative is officially moving forward with the passage of Issue 47 last night. Voters within the Central Ohio Transit Authority’s service area (all of Franklin County and small parts of several surrounding counties) approved a half-percent sales tax increase that will fund significant investments in transit and transportation-related infrastructure. COTA has […]

Design work has progressed on the Capital Line, the two-mile bike and pedestrian loop Downtown that was first announced in February.

A rendering of the new terminal, by Gensler and Moody Nolan.

The plan for Downtown (dark blue = protected bike lane, light blue = conventional bike lane, green = trail or shared use path)

The Idea Foundry and the Gravity Experience Park next door both changed hands at the end of 2024. Both properties were purchased by Columbus Next Generation Corporation from Kaufman, the firm behind the multi-phase Gravity development

An earlier proposal from Lifestyle Communities for the UMCH site at 1033 High St. in Worthington - Rendering by LRK.

Aerial showing the Whitethorne Woods site - via Columbus Recreation and Parks Department.

Anduril, a defense technology company based in California, plans to build a five million-square-foot manufacturing facility south of Rickenbacker International Airport. State officials, who announced the project this morning, called it the largest in Ohio history and say that the factory will bring more than 4,000 new jobs to the region by 2035.