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
Curt Moody, who grew a Columbus business to become the largest African-American architecture firm in the nation, died Sunday.
By: Jim Weiker
Two schools, a park, and a proposed renovation of a Downtown warehouse were among nine designs honored by American Institute of Architects chapter.
To save an old Dublin home, developers spent the past few weeks gutting it, and then ramming 10 steel joists through its sides before moving it.
Easton Town Center announced Monday that five new tenants are coming soon and 10 others have recently opened, including some that are new to Ohio.
By: Jim Weiker
Michael Jeffries, the former CEO of Abercrombie & Fitch, was arrested and is expected to face sex trafficking charges, according to several media reports.
By: Jim Weiker
Central Ohio developers spent decades building offices.
The Spaghetti Warehouse building on West Broad Street may soon be gone, following a city commission's approval to tear down the building.
Columbus Dispatch Workers at the Hilton Columbus Downtown, the state's largest hotel , have unionized after years of effort.
Columbus Dispatch Show Caption The fire that tore through one building at the Fort Rapids Water Park on the East Side may derail a plan to redevelop the long-shuttered site.
By: Jim Weiker
A Denver company has broken ground on what is planned to be a $2 billion data center campus in New Albany.
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