THE WEEKLY REVIEW | January 30, 2026
- Colliers | Columbus
- 49 minutes ago
- 2 min read
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“Columbus developer Jeff Edwards wants to build a large, mixed-use complex on Capitol Square – and he already has an anchor tenant that will own its portion of the project. Edwards Cos. submitted plans for a 12-story residential tower along with a seven-story office building that will serve as the new headquarters for law firm Vorys Sater Seymour and Pease. Vorys will become the owner-occupant of the office building, which will be separated from the residences by a 40-foot plaza.”
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“The Riverview Village redevelopment project in Historic Dublin is progressing, with construction slated to begin in April. With $11.7 million from the city of Dublin, Cohatch is spearheading the plan to transform a stretch of North Riverview Street into a village-like campus of coworking, dining and community gathering spaces.”
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“The owner of three downtown Columbus buildings that are currently for sale after a redevelopment project stalled is now seeking to demolish them. Cleveland-based Harsax Management submitted a request to the city for the demolition of 171-191 S. High St. and 200 S. Wall St., known as the Old Lazarus Block next to the Ohio National Bank building.”
