Columbus woman holding conversation with residents on housing
In the Linden community, residents say they are faced with a high demand for housing only to be met with a low supply.
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In the Linden community, residents say they are faced with a high demand for housing only to be met with a low supply.
Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther is delivering his State of the City Address.
Construction crews have broken ground on two three-story buildings considered the hearts of what Columbus officials call the Downtown Linden project. It’s an effort to add affordable housing and retail space in a neighborhood with a rich history but not much investment from developers.
The Columbus City Council approved rezoning for a 100-unit senior apartment development by Homeport at the corner of Cleveland and Myrtle avenues.
The house and neighborhood that body lives in also play a big role. This is part of the reason we were excited to learn that Nationwide Children's Hospital has expanded its Healthy Neighborhoods Healthy Families program to Linden and is now planning to invest in building new affordable homes there. The program is nothing new, but it is quite special. Healthy Neighborhoods Healthy Families was launched on Columbus' South Side near the hospital in 2008 to reduce dangerous conditions inside homes to improve quality of life. Since then, $38 million has been invested in improving or build...