THE WEEKLY REVIEW | May 23, 2025
- Colliers | Columbus
- May 23
- 2 min read

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“Rev1 Ventures' downtown hub for fast-growing tech companies in The Peninsula development likely will cost more than $4 million. Software Alley creates Class A space for growing tech companies to develop products and meet with clients and investors, Rev1 President and COO Kristy Campbell said. "Folks like that can't afford market-rate real estate," Campbell said. Rev1, which fosters high-growth tech companies in Central Ohio, will lease two floors of the eight-story office building in The Peninsula's first phase.”
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“Plans for a new 14-story residential tower with a ground-floor grocery store at The Peninsula were approved Tuesday by the Downtown Commission. The new concept for phase two is a scaled-down version of a previous proposal, which had included an office building, hotel and a Pins Mechanical Co. location. The single 307,000-square-foot building now proposed will have 249 apartment units with a ground-floor grocery store occupying 34,000 square feet.”
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“A 368-unit apartment complex is coming to North Hamilton Road as the Columbus region seeks to add more housing. The Langham at Chestnut Hill apartment complex is slated for a nearly 20-acre undeveloped site at 5295 N. Hamilton Road, north of Chilmark Drive, east of Nafzger Drive, south of a self-storage facility and west of small commercial businesses that front North Hamilton Road. The site is in Columbus but within the New Albany-Plain Local School District.”
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