Brent Warren is a Reporter at Columbus Underground. He covers urban development, neighborhoods, and transit, with a particular focus on real estate development, urban design, and public transportation. Brent's work has been featured in Columbus Underground.
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Brent Warren's reporting predominantly focuses on local urban development, housing, and city planning in Columbus, Ohio. His articles often highlight government announcements and press releases related to sustainability, business & industry as well.
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Given the emphasis on local matters within Ohio's capital city of Columbus, a targeted approach with a focus on specific neighborhood-level impacts of proposed projects could resonate well with Brent.
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By: Brent Warren
City of Columbus officials revealed more details this week about how they plan on distributing around $500 million in affordable housing bond funding that was approved by voters last fall. A Notice of Funding Availability was posted on Monday with different guidelines that could make it easier for smaller developers to gain access to the […]
By: Brent Warren
Dora Lofts, a new apartment complex in Woodland Park, celebrated its grand opening earlier this week. Located at 1608 Greenway Ave., the 18-unit development features five two-bedroom units and 13 one-bedrooms, all priced to be affordable for those earning 80 percent or less of the area median income (rents range from about $1,200 to $1,400). […]
By: Brent Warren
A new proposal from Dublin-based developer Crawford Hoying would bring nearly 600 residential units as well as office, hotel and retail uses to a 17-acre site on Wilson Bridge Road in Worthington. Currently on the site are three office buildings (400, 450, and 500 W. Wilson Bridge Rd.) which were constructed in the 1970s. Purchased […]
Cyclists are already using the city’s new protected bike lane on North Fourth Street, although work on the project is not expected to be complete until mid-July. Previously, the street had an unprotected bike lane that stretched from Warren Street to Hudson Street, with on-street parking along each curb. Under the new alignment, the bike […]
After decades of discussions about Downtown’s extremely wide streets and how they could be reconfigured to be safer and to offer more transit, bike and pedestrian options, the next five years could see several major projects with those goals actually come to fruition. Work on one such project has already started; Gay Street between Fourth […]
Four Columbus projects were awarded Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credits this week, three of which will go toward the renovation of iconic structures built in the 1890s. The rehabilitation efforts awarded the credits include the Victorian glasshouse at the Franklin Park Conservatory (built in 1895), the Great Southern Hotel and Theatre (built in 1896), and […]
Two projects in Dublin and one in Upper Arlington were awarded Transformational Mixed-Use Development (TMUD) tax credits this week. The state program, administered by the Ohio Department of Development, has awarded $400 million to 49 projects statewide over four previous rounds. Columbus projects like The Merchant Building, The Estrella, the CoverMyMeds office campus, and Edwards […]
A new report lays out a detailed plan to build out new park space in Southwest Columbus, bringing the types of amenities and features to the neighborhood that were originally planned for McCoy Park before that space was turned over to the city’s new National Women’s Soccer League team. During Monday’s eight-hour Columbus City Council […]
Encova Insurance and the Pizzuti Companies are taking initial steps to develop a large swath of surface parking lots near the insurance company’s headquarters. Columbus City Council last week passed legislation to authorize the city to enter into an economic development agreement with the two firms. Also spelled out in the legislation is a plan […]
By: Brent Warren
The City of Columbus has released a new handbook for residents interested in building an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) on their property. Posted online last month with little fanfare, the new document lays out existing regulations and requirements for the structures, which are generally defined as smaller housing units built on the same lot as […]
