The second phase of the Gravity development on West Broad Street is about to open, bringing offices, apartments, restaurants and street life to area.
. Designed in a more conventional way than the first phase, the second is larger and continues the programming and experiential focus of the first.
A 175,000-square-foot, five-story office building, at Broad and McDowell streets. OhioHealth will soon start to build out half of the first floor with an urgent and primary care unit. Tenants have not been identified for the rest of the building, though some of the space will be used for Gravity programs such as meditation and sound baths, Sasso said.
A five-story residential building on McDowell and West State streets. In addition to 56 studio and one-bedroom apartments, the building will feature 36 shared-living apartments, each with four or five bedrooms around common living rooms and kitchens, similar to student apartments. The building will also feature several common spaces, including art studios, meditation rooms and a demonstration kitchen.
"We think there's a great demand for it," Sasso said."When you think about folks early in their career, this will meet a price point not currently being met in the area."In addition to standard property tax breaks, Gravity benefitted fromgiven by the state early this year for"transformational" mixed-use projects.
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