Almost 1,000 Central Ohio acres to be transformed to $1 billion mix-use development
A Central Ohio city council approved 104 acres to transform into a sprawling new residential development in addition to 800 acres of a mix-use development.
“The development of this property will complement the ongoing commercial investment at Buckstone,” said Angela Kirk, mayor of Obetz. “By encouraging high-quality residential growth alongside our expanding business districts, we’re creating a more vibrant and sustainable community for current and future residents.”
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The new development in Obetz, called Buckstone, will include 143 acres of commercial space, plus hundreds more acres of 700 new single-family homes, a public park, walking paths, waterfront access to Big Walnut Creek, and a community pool.
Residential homes weren’t initially planned to be part of the development when it was introduced a couple of years ago.
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