United Way of Central Ohio's downtown Columbus HQ to be redeveloped by The Community Builders, Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority
The United Way of Central Ohio has selected the Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority and a national nonprofit developer to purchase and transform its downtown headquarters.
Boston-based The Community Builders and CMHA will buy the site on South 3rd Street for $4 million. They plan to build a 12-story mixed-use project, dubbed AspireColumbus, that will include 135 apartments at various rates and about 30,000 square feet of commercial space.
Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority building apartments to house residents of the soon-to-be-sold YMCA
The Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority will develop a new apartment building to house low-income seniors being relocated from the downtown YMCA building.
CMHA will start development of McKinley Manor, a $13.7 million, 44-unit apartment building, in September. The complex will be located at 1040 W. Broad St. in Franklinton.
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