Jim Weiker
The Columbus Dispatch
Columbus, OH, United States
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Sandy Wood, Short North 'godfather,' dies
Sanborn "Sandy" Wood, the "godfather" of the Short North, has died. → Read More
Home with ties to Dublin's founding family listed for nearly $3 million
An 1840s Dublin home with links to the city's founding family is being listed for $2.95 million. The home is on the National Register. → Read More
New Albany Company makes move into Johnstown with property buy north of Intel
Development appears headed into Johnstown, as arm of the New Albany Company buys more than 100 acres in Johnstown less than a mile from Intel. → Read More
DeWine's $400 million tax credits could be 'game-changer' for Ohio affordable housing
Housing advocates rally behind DeWine's proposed $400 million in affordable apartment spending → Read More
Whitehall razes last of Woodcliff condos, ending 16-year legal fight
The city of Whitehall starts final demolition of Woodcliff condos at Broad and Hamilton to make way for a $300 million development. → Read More
What to know as North Market starts $345 million Merchant Building development
What does the North Market construction project mean for visitors to the market? → Read More
North Market Bridge Park to add second bar
North Market Bridge Park in Dublin will add a second bar, Market Bar Vinoteca, on the south end of the market. → Read More
200-unit apartment complex planned near John Glenn Columbus Airport
A Columbus development team is planning to build a 228-unit apartment on Stelzer Road near John Glenn Columbus International Airport. → Read More
New restaurants, shops, headed for Hamilton Quarter
Several new restaurants and shops are heading to Hamilton Quarter, the 200-acre mixed-use development on Hamilton Road just south of Rt. 161. → Read More
Starry internet shutting down Columbus operations
Starry discount internet service is shutting down its Columbus service, less than two years after entering the market. → Read More
Here's what to know on Breezeline's new streaming TV service in Columbus
Breezeline, which took over Columbus' WOW! operations last year, has started switching central Ohio customers to a new, streaming, television service. → Read More
Breeze Airways extends discounts
Breeze Airways has extended some discounted some flights from John Glenn Columbus International Airport. → Read More
Ohio to pay to demolish Westland Mall
Westland Mall, a long vacant West Side landmark, is among 599 Ohio properties that the state will pay to demolish, the state announced Friday. → Read More
Housing development could replace Bier Stube, others, near Ohio State campus
The Bier Stube, another longtime University District bar would be replaced by a student housing development under a plan before the city. → Read More
Amazon pays $117 million for nearly 400 acres near Intel site in New Albany
Amazon has paid $116.6 million for nearly 400 acres near the Intel site in New Albany, adding to Amazon's significant holdings in the city. → Read More
Student housing could replace Baptist church and Little Bar under new plan
A Texas developer is pushing ahead with a plan to replace a Campus District bar and church with student housing, despite resistance. → Read More
Five numbers to know about Columbus real estate in 2023
For Columbus-area homeowners and shoppers, here are five numbers that explain where the central Ohio housing market has been and where it is going. → Read More
Tallest building in Short North proposed
A Columbus developer is proposing the tallest building in The Short North - a 15-story building at West Hubbard Avenue and North High Street. → Read More
Foreclosures shoot up in Columbus, elsewhere in 2022
Home foreclosures rose sharply last year in Columbus and throughout the nation, but continue to remain below pre-pandemic levels. → Read More
More than 500 homes included in mixed-use development near Canal Winchester
A developer is planning to build more than 500 rental homes and apartments, along with a strip center, on 72 acres near Canal Winchester. → Read More