A Columbus developer is proposing the tallest building in The Short North - a 15-story building at West Hubbard Avenue and North High Street.
A Columbus developer is proposing the tallest building in The Short North - a 15-story structure at West Hubbard Avenue and North High Street.
The proposal, by the long-time Short North developer The Wood Companies, modifies a 12-story building. While the new proposal includes more stories, it's actually the same height — 180 feet — as the original proposal, in part because some floors originally planned for offices, with higher ceilings, are now planned for residential.
"We’re thinking all residential on all floors now, given the market trends on office," said Wood Companies President Mark Wood."This is probably going to be at least a couple years before we break ground," he said."That will depend on macro economics and interest rates." The building would be the latest in a string of multi-story buildings built or planned for the entertainment and residential district, such asThe proposed building would top other Short North mid-rise buildings, such as the nine-story 711 North High office building, the 10-story Moxy Columbus Short North hotel, and the 11-story Graduate Columbus hotel. It is also taller than a 14-story building
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