Jim Weiker is a real-estate and housing writer for the Columbus Dispatch. With a focus on local news in Columbus, Ohio, Jim covers topics such as new developments, housing trends, and economic impacts on the real estate market. His work has been featured in various publications, including the Cincinnati Enquirer and Yahoo News.
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Jim Weiker's coverage primarily focuses on local business, real estate industry, and house & home topics in the Columbus and Ohio areas. He tends to cover articles about new developments, business expansions, and real estate market trends. If you have insights into upcoming real estate projects or trends in these specific geographic areas, he may be interested in hearing from you. Additionally, if your company is making significant announcements related to business expansion or development plans within Columbus or Ohio, reaching out to Jim with a well-crafted press release could be effective in gaining media coverage.
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By: Jim Weiker
Ohioans flooded polls to choose president, senator and others
Columbus Dispatch Soon after she arrived at her office Wednesday, Angela Plummer, the executive director of the Columbus refugee and immigrant organization CRIS, received a phone call.
By: Jim Weiker
Columbus Dispatch Show Caption After living in five new homes in five cities, Ann Marie and Mark Peters were considering something different when they moved to Columbus in early 2021.
By: Jim Weiker
It's one of the strangest — and most noticeable — construction mysteries in town.
Ohio State University has hired the New York-based real-estate firm Tishman Speyer to develop the next phase of \
By: Jim Weiker
A Grandview Heights mansion with a split personality has hit the market for $3 million.
By: Jim Weiker
Columbus Dispatch The Capital Line, Downtown's ambitious $100-million "urban pathway," is moving forward with a planned makeover of a stretch
By: Jim Weiker
Fresh off opening its first new central Ohio store in 15 years, Kroger broke ground Wednesday on another new store in Powell.
By: Jim Weiker
The Columbus development firm The Edwards Companies is planning a building overlooking the Ohio Statehouse as part of an $573-million project.
The first phase of Eastland Mall's demolition must be completed by May 31, according to a new agreement between the city and the owner of the vacant mall.
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