@thecolumbusreport6: 🏗️🏨 WESTERVILLE COULD BE GETTING A MAJOR UPTOWN EXPANSION 📧 Comment “REPORT” for more Central Ohio development updates and what they mean for local real estate. Westerville is planning to sell a city-owned property near Uptown to make way for a large mixed-use development that would bring new apartments, a boutique hotel, parking, and restaurants to the area. The proposed project at 64 E. Walnut St. includes:• An 81-room Marriott-branded boutique hotel• 247 apartments• A 3,500 sq ft restaurant• A parking garage with 100 public spaces This is part of a much bigger strategy the city has been working toward for years. Back in 2018, Westerville voters approved a new Justice Center, which allowed the city to start relocating and consolidating older government-owned properties around Uptown. Since then, Westerville has already sold former city-owned sites to projects like High Bank Distillery and Cohatch. Now this site could become the next major piece of that transformation. The interesting part here is that suburbs across Central Ohio are increasingly pushing toward walkable, mixed-use districts instead of traditional suburban-only growth. You’re seeing it in Dublin.You’re seeing it in Grove City.And now Westerville is continuing to move in that direction too. The project still needs approvals, but if it moves forward, this becomes another major investment in one of Central Ohio’s strongest suburban downtown districts. Source: Columbus Business FirstGagan Columbus, Ohio REALTOR.

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