The largest undeveloped parcel of land in the downtown Columbus area sits adjacent to the bustling Arena District, but could become a destination district of its own, Columbus Business First reports. Brian Schottenstein of Schottenstein Real Estate Group says the Grand Central project will be “the ‘nicest and highest-end’ project of its kind ever built in the area.” Initial plans for the “high-end, resort-style feel” district include “three hotels, with one featuring a rooftop restaurant, plus a grocery store, conference center, extended stay hotel, restaurant row and boutique retail” in addition to “a 10- to 12-story condo tower, a 12- to 15-story apartment tower and plenty of parking,” according to the article. Managing Partner Corey Schottenstein said the company has had “had overwhelming interest from potential joint venture partners who are impressed with Columbus’ growth.” For more, read the full article.
Grand Central downtown development planned to be high-end “district of its own”
