Philo
Philo, OH · Real Estate
columbusmonthly.com
Top 25 Columbus Home Sales for September 2026
Check out the highest-dollar housing market deals that closed in the month, including a home in New Albany that sold for $4 million. Home sales data as of Sept. 1-30, 2026, from county auditor offices in Franklin, Delaware, Licking and Union counties. Realtor information comes from Redfin. Connect with the...
yourohionews.com
4 Coshocton Realtors earn state sales awards
Four Realtors from Howard Hanna Real Estate Services with the Coshocton Office — Alyssa Casey, Brian Lowe, Karla Norris and Carly Thompson — were awarded the President’s Sales Club Award designation from the Ohio Realtors for 2026. All four Realtors are members of the Columbus Board of...
Newark Advocate
Grant helps preserve Granville's historic Old Academy Building
A piece of Granville's history has found a new future. Thanks to a $75,000 gift from the Granville Community Foundation, the Old Academy Building will remain a community asset rather than becoming a private residence or commercial property. The donation covers the full purchase price of the historic building and transfers ownership to the Village of Granville for public use. Foundation representatives joined members of the Granville Historical Society and village officials Wednesday to celebrate what many described as a win for the entire community. Built in 1833 at the corner of West Elm and South Main streets, the Old Academy Building has stood at the heart of Granville for nearly two centuries. When questions arose about its future, community leaders saw an opportunity not only to preserve a landmark, but also to ensure it continues serving residents for years to come. “Building community means investing in the places and connections that bring us together,” said Cindy Buxton, president of the Granville Community Foundation. “We’re proud to make this gift to Granville, preserving a piece of our shared history while creating opportunities for new memories.” For the Granville Historical Society, which has cared for the building for decades, preserving both
NBC4 Columbus
Supporters, opponents of Grove City Issue 28 push voter education ahead of election
GROVE CITY, Ohio (WCMH) — Supporters and opponents of a citizen-led charter amendment say they want to educate people in Grove City about its potential impacts before heading to the polls. Issue 28, also known as the Community Consent Amendment, would require mandatory voter approval for certain large-scale developments before projects could move forward. If […]
connectcre.com
1M-SF Logistics Building in Columbus Breaks Ground
Ambrose has broken ground on Building II of the Columbus Logistics Park – West, a 169-acre, three-building modern logistics park located in West Jefferson, Ohio, just 20 miles west of downtown Columbus. Building II will offer approximately 1,067,000 sqaure feet of space for lease, including a 2,800-sqaure-foot office area....
athensindependent.com
newsforce247.com
Athens Short-Term Rental Owners Face Oct. 20 Transient Guest Tax Deadline
Short-term rental owners in Athens face a filing deadline today, Tuesday, Oct. 20, as third-quarter Transient Guest Tax returns and payments come due to the city. The reminder, issued through City Auditor Josh Thomas, applies to owners who rent property in Athens for short stays, and the return covers the quarter that ended Sept. 30.
hoodline.com
Powell Weighs Two Visions for Village Green as New Shops Reshape Downtown
Powell is in the middle of reshaping its 12-acre village core, with city officials weighing two very different visions for the future of Village Green even as new restaurants, a coworking campus, and an arcade concept already move into downtown storefronts. The suburb north of Columbus is working to further activate its downtown, according to Columbus Business First, pointing to new businesses opening alongside coworking spaces that are drawing workers into the area.
WKYC
Ohio leads nation in decline of homeownership affordability