Biotechnology giant Amgen Inc. plans to build a $365 million pharmaceutical manufacturing and packaging facility in New Albany, creating 400 jobs over the next six years.
Construction is expected to begin this fall on the 270,000-square-foot facility in the city’s International Business Park in Licking County…Read the article at bizjournals.com.
New Albany, mid-1990s. The affluent suburb was nine years into development under a master plan that was the vision of Les Wexner and partner Jack Kessler. For years, retail magnate Wexner had purchased land with a dream of building a community in the spirit of the iconic towns you’d see in rural England.
At the time, a stately country club, just four years old, was the focal point. Surrounding it were Georgian-style homes and the community’s signature white fencing…Read the full article at ColumbusCEO.com
Each year, Midwest Real Estate News inducts a new class in its Midwest Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame. This year, we are running these profiles online. We look today at the busy career of William (Bill) Ebbing, president of The New Albany Company in New Albany, Ohio.
Bill Ebbing oversees the development of The New Albany Company’s extensive holdings as part of a 12,000-acre master-planned community — the largest master-planned business park in the Midwest — including a 4,500-acre business park, upscale residential neighborhoods, a country club and a village center mixed-use district….Read the full article at rejournals.com
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An e-commerce company is bringing 500 jobs to New Albany’s growing business park…Read the article at bizjournals.com
New Albany’s Market Square will add another 79,000 square feet of commercial development near its downtown, with a redevelopment of the Duke & Duchess gas station and convenience store along East Dublin-Granville Road between Main Street and South High Street, the city says…Read more at bizjournals.com »
Google has broken ground on its $600 million data center in New Albany, joining fellow tech giants Amazon and Facebook with centers in the Columbus suburb…Read full article at dispatch.com
Stack Infrastructure, the Infomart Data Centers and Digital Realty alumni-led wholesale data center provider launched early this year, is expanding into the quickly emerging hyperscale market in New Albany, Ohio.
The company announced this week acquisition of an existing data center and 17 acres of dirt for future construction there. It didn’t say how much it paid for the assets or who the seller was…Read full article at datacenterknowledge.com
Dozens of businesses have decided to call New Albany home, happily. Read more.