Columbus’ apartment market is red hot, attracting major money: Here are the top deals of 2018


As prices rise in major coastal cities, investors are turning to more affordable markets like Columbus, driving up prices and driving out smaller players. Data from Colliers International show Columbus accounted for half of the deal volume for multifamily properties in Ohio, with $328 million in sales in the first six months of 2018, compared with $159 million in Cleveland and $52 million in Cincinnati. We've got details on the top deals so far this year.

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