THE WEEKLY REVIEW | October 24, 2025

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Industrial - Florida Firm Buys Rickenbacker-Area Warehouse for Nearly $50M

“A newly built warehouse near Rickenbacker International Airport and Anduril’s growing site is now in the hands of a Florida investment firm that paid nearly $50 million for it. Built in 2023, the 290,000-square-foot warehouse at 6730 Prushing Farms Road was purchased by an LLC called AC Prushing for $48.9 million, according to Franklin County property records.”

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Retail - Habitat for Humanity Closes ReStore, Sells Property for $3.2M

“Habitat for Humanity MidOhio recently closed one of its ReStore facilities – and the building already has a new owner. The nonprofit closed its store at 2555 Bethel Road this month, a spokesperson confirmed in an email.”

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Office - Architecture Firm K2M Design Picks Franklinton's Gravity for First Columbus Office

“A new commercial tenant is coming to the Gravity complex in Franklinton.

Architecture firm K2M Design will open its first office in Columbus on the ground floor of 464 W. Broad St., part of the first phase of the Gravity complex developed by Brett Kaufman.”