THE WEEKLY REVIEW | February 20, 2026
- Colliers | Columbus
- 48 minutes ago
- 2 min read
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“Notable changes including the addition of balconies are proposed for an 18-story office tower once part of Nationwide's downtown headquarters complex. Nationwide Realty Investors, the commercial real estate development affiliate of the insurance and financial services giant, submitted conceptual plans to the city of Columbus for converting most of 280 N. High St. to apartments.”
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“OhioHealth's plan to convert the former Big Lots headquarters to a medical campus – possibly a hospital – received key city approvals before the system decides what the end result would look like. The Columbus company, which has several outpatient facilities and vacant land in nearby New Albany, has no proposals yet for whether it would renovate or redevelop the 25 acres at 4900 E. Dublin Granville Road.”
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“Dublin’s planning and zoning commission has approved the preliminary development plan for a new mixed-use development, Monterey Square, on West Bridge Street at Monterey Drive. The 6.86-acre site, which sits across the street from John Sells Middle School, includes about 95,000 square feet of retail space and nearly 38,000 square feet of office space.”
