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The house that John and Annie Glenn built on the Scioto River in 1973 is on the market with an asking price of $1.345 million. → Read More
Breezeline response to Dispatch query about customers' concerns. → Read More
A new Franklin County program seeks to remedy the region's affordable housing shortage by helping minority and female developers build more homes. → Read More
Gen Z folks are heading toward affordable mid-size cities, including many in the Midwest, to buy their first homes. → Read More
A Columbus developer is proposing a mixed-use development that would include 90 apartments and serve as an entrance to the King-Lincoln neighborhood. → Read More
The Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates a half point on Wednesday means consumers will pay more to borrow money for everything. → Read More
A Dublin developer is planning a major renovation of Dublin Village, the 35-year-old Sawmill Road strip center that has sputtered over the years. → Read More
The Peanut Shoppe, a Downtown institution since 1936, is closing for six months to allow for renovations to its building. → Read More
A Columbus man, Carl Levell Renier, was sentenced Tuesday to seven years in prison for five counts of felony theft in a real-estate scam. → Read More
WOW! will become Breezeline in a few weeks in Columbus and Cleveland, launching a string of changes to the internet, cable and phone service. → Read More
Developers have proposed two apartment buildings near Topiary Park, continuing the surge of residential growth in Downtown's "Discovery District." → Read More
The price of a Columbus-area home jumped more than 13% in March compared with a year ago, but rising mortgage rates are expected to soften demand.. → Read More
Just a few months after opening in Whitehall, Cérélia bakery is introducing its own brand, Jus-Rol, in the U.S. → Read More
The Columbus health technology company Olive plans to turn the former Anthem building in Worthington into its headquarters. → Read More
Columbus-area homes sold in an average of 18 days in March, far below the 31 days in other U.S. metro areas, according to a report from Realtor.com. → Read More
Downtown's historic Atlas building has been sold, along with an empty lot next door, to Crawford Hoying, raising questions about future of the site. → Read More
Lifestyle Communities sues Worthington over its inability to develop the Methodist Children's Home property. → Read More
During the first two months of the year, 24.3% of the region's homes were bought without a mortgage, up from 16.1% in 2020 and 21% in 2021. → Read More
More houses were built last year in the Columbus area than 2005, but the region's housing shortage worsened because of a drop in new apartments. → Read More
Columbus home sellers better get moving: According to Realtor.com, next week is the best time for central Ohio homeowners to list their homes. → Read More