Positioned at the heart of Columbus’s Uptown District, 100 N. High Street is a 13-story, 152-unit mid-rise development poised to redefine urban living. This mixed-use project integrates residential, commercial, and cultural spaces, contributing to the city's ongoing downtown revitalization.
Developer: Edwards Companies
Architect: Meyers + Associates Architecture
Total GBA: 152,000 SF
Unit Count: 152 market-rate apartments
Stories: 13
Construction Type: Reinforced concrete
Completion Date: January 2026
Walk Score: 79 (Very Walkable)
Transit Score: 66 (Good Transit)
Residential Units: A mix of studio, one-, and two-bedroom apartments designed for modern urban dwellers.
Community Amenities: Rooftop communal space offering panoramic city views.
Ground-Level Retail: A restaurant featuring private dining options, enhancing the street-level experience.
Office Space: Flexible office areas situated above the retail level, catering to diverse business needs.
Parking: Integrated garage serving residents and neighboring properties, including the Madison and White-Haines buildings.
Public Art & Green Spaces: Commissioned art installation along High Street and an open-air sculpture garden nestled between historic and new structures.
Edwards Companies, a Columbus-based firm, is renowned for its transformative urban projects that blend historic preservation with contemporary design. Under the leadership of President and CEO Jeff Edwards, the company has been instrumental in reshaping downtown Columbus. Their portfolio includes notable projects like the Preston Centre and the Capitol Square Renaissance Project, a $600 million initiative aimed at revitalizing six city blocks with mixed-use developments and public spaces .
Columbus's multifamily housing market is experiencing a nuanced phase. While vacancy rates have risen due to a surge in new constructions, the city's rapid population growth and housing affordability challenges continue to drive demand for well-located, high-quality apartments . Projects like 100 N. High Street are strategically positioned to meet this demand, offering modern living spaces in the city's core.
North Market: A historic public market offering diverse culinary experiences.
Columbus Commons: A vibrant downtown park hosting events, concerts, and community gatherings.
Ohio Theatre: A restored 1928 movie palace now serving as a premier performing arts venue.
The Scioto Mile: A scenic urban oasis featuring parks, fountains, and trails along the Scioto River.
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