@thecolumbusreport6: 🌆 The $290 Million Project Quietly Reshaping Columbus' Riverfront 📧 Comment "REPORT" for more insights on what's driving growth across Central Ohio. Right on the western edge of downtown, where the city meets Franklinton, one of Columbus' most ambitious riverfront projects keeps taking shape — and most people don't realize how big it actually is. Here's what's coming. Phase II of The Peninsula is a $290 million development along the Scioto, adding a downtown grocery store, 150,000 square feet of office space, 300+ residential units including a high-rise tower, a new 120-key hotel, a city-owned parking garage, and the largest Pins Mechanical in Central Ohio at 40,000 square feet. Why it matters. Downtown Columbus has long been missing one basic thing: a grocery store. This project fixes that — and in doing so, it turns the riverfront from a place people visit into a place people actually live. The development is projected to bring around 750 permanent jobs and 1,800 construction jobs. Here's the real estate angle. Riverfront revitalization is one of the strongest long-term value drivers a city has. When you add walkability, housing, jobs, and daily amenities to the water's edge, demand around it tends to climb for years. As last reported, the project was targeting completion around 2027. This is the kind of transformation that reshapes a neighborhood's identity — and its property values — for a decade. We'll keep tracking it. Source: Columbus Business First / NBC4 / Columbus Underground Gagan Columbus, Ohio REALTOR.

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