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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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 […]
The former Byers Chevrolet dealership at 555 W. Broad St. in Franklinton will be demolished soon. The building’s owner, Nationwide Realty Investors (NRI), filed a demolition permit for the site earlier this month and a spokesperson confirmed that the building will be taken down “in the coming days.” NRI purchased the site in 2014, part […]
The first residential units in the Astor Park development are on track to be delivered by the fourth quarter of next year. A recent tour of the construction site revealed plenty of progress since last year’s groundbreaking. Portions of the five-story complex – which is located just west of ScottsMiracle-Gro Field – have been topped […]
By: Brent Warren
If you’re a Columbus resident and high energy bills have you thinking about installing solar panels on your home, this summer might be a good time to do it. Enrollment is open through the end of August for the 2026 Columbus Area Solar Co-op – which offers education about solar options and group purchasing to […]
Work continues on the renovation of Ohio Village, but visitors will have a chance to take a peek at what’s been done so far during this year’s Ohio State Fair. The village will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, accessible through the Ohio History Center, which is also serving as an official […]
By: Brent Warren
A new plan for 610 W. Town St. will be heard by the East Franklinton Review Board at its July meeting. Proposed for the site is a three-story, 40-unit apartment building. The one-story brick building that has stood on the property since 1928 would be mostly demolished to make way for the new complex – […]
Permits have been filed with the City of Columbus for a new stand-alone Trader Joe’s in the Polaris area. Submitted plans show a 12,500-square-foot building at 2109 Ikea Way, which is currently an empty field. A spokesperson for Trader Joe’s confirmed that the company is planning a new store in Columbus, but declined to provide […]
By: Brent Warren
The latest design for a new YMCA and childcare center was presented to the Downtown Commission this week. Representatives of Columbus State Community College and YMCA of Central Ohio were on hand to walk through plans for the two-story, 53,000-square-foot facility. The building, which was first announced a little under a year ago, was well-received […]
Citing rising costs and a shaky economy, Mayor Andrew Ginther announced this week that the plan to build a new Franklin County Municipal Courthouse at the corner of South High and East Mound streets will not be moving forward. Although construction was scheduled to start this fall on the eight-story, 340,000-square-foot building – and work […]
Mayor Andrew Ginther announced last week that the city will not be building a new Franklin County Municipal Courthouse and will renovate two existing buildings instead. The news came after lots of work had already been done to move the original plan forward, and millions of dollars had been spent on the project – the […]
