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Columbus New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q20 166 6 94 164 161 160 165 93 89 90 88 159 158 ID PROPERTY UNITS 6 Seattle House 240 8 Redwood Canal Winchester Phases III - IV 137 Total Lease Up 377 20 The Flats on Memorial 222 167 Total Under Construction 222 168 162 88 3041 Home Road 343 89 Home & Steitz 68 90 Evans Farm 800 91 Lancaster Gateway 100 93 The Maryway 252 94 Redwood Delaware Phase IV 100 Total Planned 1,663 158 Moreland Street 100 159 The Kerbler Project 300 8 160 726 South Galena Road 600 161 NorthGate Centre Residential 140 162 Pataskala Golf Course 100 163 Eastpointe 65 164 State Route 4 143 165 West Fifth 51 166 Highpoint Place 160 20 167 176 Mt Vernon Road 100 163 168 Cherry Valley 100 91 Total Prospective 1,859 5 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Columbus New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 9 Lofts at Norton Crossing 360 Total Lease Up 360 132 22 24 130 19 19 The Edge at Polaris 263 74 129 22 The Pointe at Polaris Phase II 250 72 23 HQ Flats Phase II - III 100 131 134 24 The Ravines at Westar Phase III 100 133 75 25 Walnut Trace 93 135 Total Under Construction 806 23 139 78 63 Woodfield Park 240 72 Park Road 216 136 76 74 343 North West Street 154 75 7099 Harlem Road 96 137 76 Bretton Woods 62 77 Carpenter Road & Mill Street 129 25 78 Cherry Bottom 240 140 77 79 Etna Road Development 134 98 92 Winchester Lakes Renovations 150 Total Planned 1,421 63 138 142 98 Johnstown 60 141 9 143 129 170 East Broadway Avenue 250 130 372 North State Street 70 79 131 5091 East Walnut Street 100 144 132 656 Africa Road 100 146 133 7000 Hamilton Road 280 134 South State Street & Cherrington Road 50 147 135 Warner Road Development 100 145 Chantry Village Phase II 66 145 136 Britten Woods 62 146 Berwyn East Place 88 137 Hamilton Town Center 150 147 Fort Rapids Water Park 200 138 Kenmore Place 234 Redevelopment 148 139 Sunbury Road 84 148 3987 Bowen Road 188 150 149 140 Victoria Manner 480 149 6261 Wright Road 260 151 141 7230 East Broad Street 216 150 Lakeview 60 142 Broad Steet Mixed-Use 50 151 White Oak 112 152 92 143 Killarney Woods 200 152 Hendron Road 140 144 Bentley House 120 Total Prospective 3,720 2 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Columbus New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 4 Graceland Flats 180 5 The Crossing at Grove City 178 Total Lease Up 358 17 The Residences at Brown’s Farm 210 31 26 Brook Lane Phase II 78 157 69 29 Luxe 88 219 73 30 Beulah Place 384 84 87 31 Bridge Park Block G 50 154 155 128 156 4 Total Under Construction 941 70 85 86 29 55 3241 McKinley Avenue 266 64 Alton Place Village 297 65 Cornerstone Village 264 66 Project QT 864 69 Elmwood 154 64 70 Reed Road 144 66 73 Salem Meadows 76 55 80 Bluegrass Park Mixed-Use 240 65 81 The Residences and Cottages at Brown’s Farm 320 82 Sugar Maple Commons 105 83 West Broad Street Mixed-Use 191 26 84 Ables Golf on Avery Redevelopment 550 83 127 85 Charles at Riggins Run Phase II 318 86 Charles at Riggins Run Phase III 300 153 87 The Pines at Tuttle Crossing Expansion 231 Total Planned 4,320 124 125 124 Touchstone Field Place 56 5 30 125 3051 South High 284 127 Dunbury Greene 60 128 Sinclair Family 180 17 153 Hall Road 138 81 154 Avondale Woods 102 82 155 Bell Way 470 80 156 Britton Pkwy & Riggins Road 470 157 Shier Rings 231 Total Prospective 1,991 2 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Columbus New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 1 The Reach on Goodale 246 37 7 Apartments at the Yard - Junction 50 71 11 Residences at the Sutton 100 13 Apartments at the Yard - Kipton 218 14 The Urban 258 Total Lease Up 872 14 68 67 38 120 18 Gravity Phase II 240 122 27 The Broadview Phase II 60 28 Founders Park 342 36 Luxe 23 116 119 37 University City 266 Total Under Construction 1,024 118 38 Harrison Redevelopment 132 62 121 43 The Ironworks at Jeffrey Park 200 61 123 27 46 North Market Mixed-Use Project 150 28 50 36 108 110 47 Parkside on Pearl 65 51 109 48 The Reach on Goodale Phase II 170 43 49 Thurber Square Phase II 50 11 13 50 1088 North High Street 113 49 106 47 51 23 West 2nd Avenue 166 7 56 Franklinton Residential 50 60 48 57 Franklinton Senior Housing 70 101 46 58 Lucas Lofts 136 59 Mount Carmel West Campus 100 95 60 Grandview Crossing 1,000 108 1050 Forth Street 67 61 1300 Forsythe Avenue 134 18 109 274 East 1st Avenue 175 62 King Avenue Mixed-Use Development 279 110 Clark Grave Vault Redevelopment 250 56 97 117 67 Arlington Gateway 218 117 South Hartford Avenue 100 57 1 58 68 West Lane Avenue 121 118 1145 Chambers Road 78 59 71 2725 North High 100 119 1778 North High Street 68 95 Confluence Village 440 120 2180 North High Street 130 97 Scioto Peninsula 550 121 The Aubry 108 Total Planned 4,244 122 Kenny Road & Woody Hayes Drive 450 123 North 4th Street and East 5th Avenue 315 126 101 Chipotle 150 126 Cooper Stadium 500 106 Neil Avenue Residential 50 Total Prospective 2,441 2000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Columbus New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 115 280 East Whittier Street 330 116 Brewery 100 2 Library Park 150 169 Legacy Pointe at Poindexter Phase III 84 3 LC RiverSouth Phases II - IV 252 Total Prospective 2,057 10 Xander on State 221 12 Industry 236 15 The Nicholas 230 21 16 Legacy Pointe at Pointdexter Phase IIB 87 111 Total Lease Up 1,176 21 Creekside Place 63 32 High and Cherry 70 54 16 33 Long & 3rd 79 102 169 34 The Matan 117 35 Residences at Topiary Park 92 42 Total Under Construction 421 52 39 328 South Grant Avenue 220 40 Capitol Square Mixed-Use 56 105 33 12 41 The Frisbie 67 107 99 41 42 Hamilton Avenue 51 15 103 112 44 Library Park Phase III 145 44 35 53 45 Millennial Tower 189 2 40 52 The Adelphi Quarter 130 104 10 100 53 East Market at Trolley District 102 54 Legacy Pointe at 3 Pointdexter Phase IV 87 45 32 96 96 Main Street Square 95 34 39 Total Planned 1,142 99 366 E Broad Street 154 100 497 East Town Street 100 116 102 Cleveland Avenue Mixed-Use 100 103 East Broad Street 60 104 Fourth Street & State Street 50 105 High & Long 100 107 The View on Long 95 111 The Reserve at Woodland 64 115 112 Olde Town East Mixed-Use 117 113 114 113 142 West Whittier Street 373 114 280 E Whittier Street 330 1000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Columbus New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects PERMIT FORECASTED START OF ID PROPERTY NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP STATUS UNITS SUBMARKET DATE COMPLETION DATE RENT-UP 1 The Reach on Goodale 644 Chlois Lane Columbus OH 43215 Lease-Up 246 Franklinton 06/30/2019 07/31/2021 03/05/2020 2 Library Park 383 Oak Street Columbus OH 43215 Lease-Up 150 Columbus - Downtown 07/18/2019 01/31/2021 02/18/2020 3 LC RiverSouth Phases II - IV 205 South High Street Columbus OH 43215 Lease-Up 252 Columbus - Downtown 03/01/2014 01/31/2021 04/25/2018 4 Graceland Flats 291 Graceland Blvd Columbus OH 43214 Lease-Up 180 Clintonville 04/22/2020 12/31/2020 09/30/2020 5 The Crossing at Grove City 4850 Big Run South Road Grove City OH 43123 Lease-Up 178 Westland 08/31/2019 12/31/2020 05/12/2020 6 Seattle House 1 Kerry Park Place Delaware OH 43015 Lease-Up 240 Delaware 12/31/2019 12/31/2020 02/29/2020 7 Apartments at the Yard - Junction 765 Bobcat Avenue Grandview Heights OH 43212 Lease-Up 50 Grandview Heights 08/31/2019 12/31/2020 12/31/2019 Redwood Canal Winchester 8 8351 Dove Pkwy Canal Winchester OH 43110 Lease-Up 137 Fairfield 06/01/2018 12/31/2020 03/01/2019 Phases III - IV 9 Lofts at Norton Crossing 4657 East Broad Street Columbus OH 43213 Lease-Up 360 Whitehall 12/18/2017 11/30/2020 05/08/2020 10 Xander on State 265 East State Street Columbus OH 43215 Lease-Up 221 Columbus - Downtown 02/28/2019 11/30/2020 05/01/2020 11 Residences at the Sutton 30 West 1st Avenue Columbus OH 43210 Lease-Up 100 Victorian Village 07/01/2019 11/30/2020 04/20/2020 12 Industry 230 East Long Street Columbus OH 43215 Lease-Up 236 Columbus - Downtown 02/28/2019 11/30/2020 01/15/2020 13 Apartments at the Yard - Kipton 810 Burr Avenue Grandview Heights OH 43212 Lease-Up 218 Grandview Heights 09/18/2019 11/30/2020 01/01/2020 14 The Urban 200 West Norwich Avenue Columbus OH 43201 Lease-Up 258 University 11/30/2018 11/30/2020 11/11/2019 15 The Nicholas 12 West Gay Street Columbus OH 43215 Lease-Up 230 Columbus - Downtown 06/03/2017 11/30/2020 07/16/2019 Legacy Pointe at 16 1245 Mt.
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