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Finally, Grandview Yard could be more than a rendering

July 8th, 2009 Categories: Grandview, Real Estate, Short North, Upper-Arlington, downtown

No, Hell hasn't frozen over, but there is news about possible tenants at Grandview Yard.

Oh yeah, all right. What does this mean for home values in Grandview, Upper Arlington the Short North and those parts of Columbus in between? Nothing but good news.

(From today’s Business First……..)

Plans for the first phase of the Grandview Heights mixed-use development include a 126-room hotel, a fitness center and a 90,000-square-foot office building.

Plans filed with the city July 7 show developer Nationwide Realty Investors Ltd. wants to build the first $40 million worth of projects as it continues planning for the broader, $500 million to $600 million redevelopment on 90 acres in the suburb’s industrial core.

The city’s planning commission will consider the Hyatt Place hotel, Urban Active fitness center and a planned Jason’s Deli in the office building as conditional uses. Dublin-based M&A Architects, the designer of the three-story office building, plans to occupy at least 20,000 square feet on the top floor.

More here including what would realistically have to happen and who would have to approve what to make this news a reality.

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