The Central Ohio office market remains tough, but one suburb looks poised for a big year. Dublin leads in a continuing trend of leasing activity in the suburbs. In 2023, overall absorption across the market was negative, but it was positive in the suburbs. And in the first quarter of 2024,... read more →
Apr
16
Apr
02
Sarnova, a leader in health and safety products, services, and technology solutions, is announcing plans to relocate and expand its corporate headquarters from 5000 Tuttle Crossing Blvd to 5000 Bradenton Avenue in Dublin. The company is investing in the redevelopment and improvement of the new headquarters facility located just one... read more →
Mar
29
The blowing winds of change and market trends are reshaping the landscape of office space. And Dublin officials want their city to remain competitive. The city’s Metro Center is a commercial and office complex dating back to the early 1980s. It spans 130 acres southeast of the I-270 and US-33... read more →
Mar
05
Heading to physical therapy used to mean needing to get in the car, make your way through traffic, arrive at a certain location—and then do it all again to go home. But for many people, there’s a new option. IncludeHealth, founded in 2006 as a senior thesis project by Ryan... read more →
Mar
01
At the Ohio City & County Management Association (OCMA) Annual Conference, the City of Dublin received two prestigious awards highlighting its commitment to innovation and collaboration. Placemaking Award for Riverside Crossing Park The City was honored with the Placemaking Award for its remarkable work on Riverside Crossing Park. Nestled in... read more →
Feb
14
While many in Columbus and Ohio's other large cities are pushing for new Amtrak service for their communities, so are smaller and suburban cities who believe they stand to benefit from riders and jobs generated. "We're aggressively trying to support it. We think it's going to provide jobs," said David... read more →
Feb
06
Jeremiah Gracia was interviewed for this article in Governing. Nearly 1 in 5 commercial offices were empty at the end of last year. It was the highest rate of office vacancy in more than 40 years, according to Moody’s Analytics — the culmination of a trend that was supercharged by the COVID-19... read more →
Jan
29
Infoverity, an employee-owned data management company founded in 2011, is announcing another major expansion. Thanks to a significant increase in the demand for their services, Infoverity is expecting to invest $1.7 million for the development of new technology and workforce training, creating 65 more jobs with an average salary of... read more →
Jan
19
Jeremiah Gracia is back in Dublin after a more than three-year stint as economic development director for the city of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Gracia was part of Dublin’s economic development team from 2011 to 2020 and returned to Central Ohio in the fall after the same role he held in... read more →
Dec
21
Who says you can't come home again? Not Jeremiah Gracia! In October, our City announced Jeremiah had accepted the position of Director of Economic Development. He brings nearly two decades of economic and business development experience, relationships throughout the region, plus two degrees from his alma mater, Bowling Green State... read more →