South Zanesville
South Zanesville, OH · Real Estate
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CRG Breaks Ground on 911,000-SF Industrial Expansion Near Columbus
CRG has broken ground on two Class A industrial buildings totaling 911,040 square feet at The Cubes at Etna, a sprawling master-planned park just east of Columbus. One of the two structures, Building B, is already fully leased to logistics firm Omega Morgan, while its neighbor, Building C, is being built on a speculative basis with no tenant yet in place.
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Developer Poised to Demolish 2nd Historic Building
A hundred-year-old building on the Near East Side will be demolished soon. Located at 1505 E. Main St. and known as the McClure-Nesbitt Motor Company building, the property was bought by the Hilliard-based developer Equity in 2024. A plan to renovate the building for restaurant, retail and office use was...
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Report: Columbus Ranked as Hotspot for Millionaires
According to a new study from apartment search platform RentCafe.com, the Columbus metro area has seen some of the fastest growth for both millionaire homeowners and millionaire renters over the past several years. Based on their research, Columbus ranked 9th place for fastest-growing area with millionaire households between 2020 and...
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Meetings air concerns about proposed short-term rental regs
LOGAN- A series of meetings were held in the commissioners’ office this week to discuss short term rental ordinances and allow for community members to ask questions and provide input before any decisions are made. Among the concerns raised at the meeting was added financial pressure from the new regulations. Local STR owner Marie Liptak explained that the annual $50 fee for a permit to operate a STR adds to the financial difficulties that she and other owners are facing. “The state next year is going to make all STRs into commercial properties, and that’s going to affect us yet again because of all the taxes that we’re already paying. Because we pay our 6% every month, and now the unrealized gains from our property taxes on top of our property taxes,” Liptak said. “That $50 fee a year, it’s more money out of our pockets. I don’t know about the other owners. We’re barely breaking even at this point.” Liptak also explained that Airbnb is now changing rules for owners, disallowing them from asking for IDs and rental agreements, making it more difficult for her and other property owners. She stated that she was concerned about big corporations taking
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A Scioto Riverfront Home Embraces Natural Influences
The Scioto River is a favorite among many Columbusites for its scenic, nature-rich views—views that the riverfront's lucky residents get to begin each day with. One such home in Upper Arlington capitalizes on its stunning exterior, with plentiful windows incorporating the outdoors as part of the design. The over 2,700-square-foot home was built in 1962, sporting four bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms. The current owners purchased it in 2021 and began renovations in early 2025, completing them later that year.