THE WEEKLY REVIEW | October 31, 2025
- Colliers | Columbus
- Oct 31
- 2 min read
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“Gay Street business owners and residents heard the latest updates from Downtown Columbus Inc. on construction of the first phase of the Capital Line, which is scheduled to kick off by the end of the year. The first wave of work on the 2-mile-long pedestrian pathway will start underground, filling in a total of nine vaults under Gay Street that will provide structural integrity on the street level. That should start this December and wrap up in March 2026.”
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“Multifamily developments are popping up along Trabue Road, with five projects reshaping a 2-mile stretch of the west Columbus corridor. The projects are slated to bring hundreds of residential units to the West Scioto area as part of a plan that's been over a decade in the making. Donegal Development wants to construct a 168-unit residential project on 10 acres at 4398 Trabue Road, according to a zoning application submitted to the West Scioto Area Commission this month.”
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“A west Columbus industrial property has changed hands. A "high net worth" buyer in California acquired the site at 1264-1308 N. Wilson Road for $18.7 million... The seller was Tenby Partners, a Columbus-based real estate investment and development company. Tenby purchased the site for $910,000 in October 2020, according to the Franklin County Auditor.”
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