There are a large number of larger multi family investment companies that have purchased pretty much all the land down by the Path Station and will develop it fully over the next 5 years.  

I would say it is about 50/50 developed but definitely getting better, so you can still find good deals but it will gain appreciation in the long run. 

The property is surrounded by commercial developments and apartment complexes, so it likely leans toward a commercial or redevelopment play.

Developing relationships with lenders can be advantageous, as it allows for obtaining prompt term sheets, which clarify the likely loan terms and their impact on projected cash flows during an acquisition.

Columbus especially has been super strong with population and job growth, huge developments coming in, and it's been one of the most stable Midwest markets for rent growth.

Will be interesting to see where this and some other similar developments with ground leases set to expire in the coming years.https://hoodline.com/2025/11/pennies-for-paradise-kahala-bea...

Quote from @Evan Polaski: Take this with a grain of salt, because I have never done land development. 

Anyone have a simple way to help structure our portfolio of flipping business, STR, LTR, and developing vacant land too.  

Get your AI (I use Claude Code) to develop a database using that data locally on your machine.

Basically, it remembers what you said so you can focus on the client instead of your phone.Before we get too deep into development, I’d love to hear from the pros here: Does this sound like something you’d actually use — or does it still belong in the AI buzzword pile?