Just the Beginning...
"Outside of Columbus, Ohio, Intel is building semiconductor factories on a thousand acres – a literal field of dreams. That’ll create 10,000 jobs … Jobs where people don’t have to leave home in search of opportunity. And it’s just beginning…"- President Joe Biden, 2023 State of the Union Address
The New Albany Company:
Community Builders
The New Albany Company began with a simple, yet audacious idea: Build a community – not just another housing development or subdivision – but an entire community where the enduring traditions of 19th century towns create harmony between the buildings and the land and a distinctive sense of place for those who live and work there. Inspired by the great country communities of the world, international retail visionary Les Wexner and business and civic leader Jack Kessler did just that.
New Albany is…
- A nationally-recognized strategically-planned community
- A business climate with an entrepreneurial spirit that drives commerce in an International Business Park of over 11,000 acres
- A vibrant and walkable town center that features amenities such as a health center, library, parks, restaurants, shops, a central school campus and an emerging cultural district with an outdoor amphitheater and arts center
- A school district consistently ranked in the top 10% in the state of Ohio located on a 120-acre central learning campus
- Connected neighborhoods with playgrounds, parks and over 50 miles of leisure trails
Silicon Heartland
What is happening here is unprecedented and we can assist you in any possible way. We are at the forefront of all the great things happening in Ohio including real estate management and development, land development, and the development of commercial and residential properties for Ohio’s future.
New in New Albany:
With $20 billion from Intel, Ohio in mix to become US semiconductor manufacturing cluster
Ohio, already a $20 billion winner with Intel’s decision to build two factories near Columbus, is in the running to become one of two semiconductor manufacturing clusters being developed as part of the federal CHIPS Act, according to U.S. Commerce Department officials. Read more at The Columbus Dispatch