Jim Weiker

2 weeks ago | dispatch.com | Jim Weiker

A 155-year-old completely renovated German Village home has hit the market for $1.2 million. Built in 1870 as a duplex, the 2,082-square-foot home on Jackson Street was featured on the village's 2022 Haus und Garten Tour after a to-the-studs makeover. Now, the owners, Seth Whitlow and Todd Barrett, are moving to California and selling the home, said Shelley Kilgore, the RE/MAX Partners agent listing the home for $1.195 million.

2 weeks ago | newarkadvocate.com | Jim Weiker

Jim WeikerA renovated German Village home built in 1870 has hit the market for $1.195 million. Courtesy Of Columbus PicsA German Village home new to the market was renovated a few years ago. Courtesy Of Columbus PicsOwners of a newly listed German Village home sought to preserve some historic details such as brick walls during a full renovation.

2 weeks ago | dispatch.com | Jim Weiker

Jim WeikerA renovated German Village home built in 1870 has hit the market for $1.195 million. Courtesy Of Columbus PicsA German Village home new to the market was renovated a few years ago. Courtesy Of Columbus PicsOwners of a newly listed German Village home sought to preserve some historic details such as brick walls during a full renovation.

2 weeks ago | dispatch.com | Jim Weiker

Washington Prime Group, the Columbus owner of Polaris Fashion Place, is laying off 139 workers at its headquarters as it sheds its portfolio of shopping centers across the country. Among the layoffs are seven senior vice presidents and 11 vice presidents, according to a required notice the company filed with the state of Ohio. The company said the workers will be laid off starting June 2, with all layoffs occurring by March 31, 2026. All affected workers are at the company's headquarters at 4900 E.

2 weeks ago | dispatch.com | Jim Weiker |Samantha Hendrickson

AmplifyBio, once one of central Ohio's most promising biotech firms, announced Friday that it has shut down. In a posting on its website, the company said the decision followed months of efforts to keep the four-year-old firm afloat. "It is with deep sadness and gratitude that we announce the closure of AmplifyBio’s operations," the company posted.