Bonnie Meibers

Thousands of people who work for the state of Ohio are being called back into the office, which experts say will continue to aid downtown Columbus' post-Covid recovery.

The Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority will issue up to $80 million in bonds to invest in affordable housing.

"Even with what's happening with interest rates, things are really very rosy in Columbus. The fundamentals are good."

Vista Village, Columbus' first tiny home community, is now welcoming residents.

"There's a lot of 'AI anxiety' out there. But I think AI is a force multiplier, not a job stealer."

The old Spaghetti Warehouse may be coming down, but a vital piece of its history is being preserved.

A retiring CEO hands the reins to a group of longtime employees.

"I'll continue to advocate in the field in some way to keep trying to get people to understand how incredibly foundational housing is."

With 89 new residents expected every day over the next decade in the Columbus area, the existing inventory of homes won’t come close to meeting demand.

What does the wave of employees returning to the office mean for Central Ohio's office market?