Schottenstein Real Estate Group continues Delaware County luxury development, eyes expansion

Brian Schottenstein’s had a busy year. But between launching Ohio State NIL group THE Foundation and finishing out phases of sprawling Delaware County developments, the president of Schottenstein Real Estate Group made time to plan for expansion.

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Schottenstein Real Estate Group continues Delaware County luxury development, eyes expansion

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