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New 150-Unit Affordable Housing Development Breaks Ground in South Columbus - News Directory 3

New 150-Unit Affordable Housing Development Breaks Ground in South Columbus

September 7, 2026 Robert Mitchell News
News Context
At a glance
  • Construction is officially underway on Stone Ridge at High Street, a 150-unit affordable housing development taking shape on a 4.5-acre property at 45 W.
  • The development features one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom floor plans reserved for households earning up to 60% of the area median income.
  • The project transforms a contaminated former industrial property into residential space.
Original source: nbc4i.com

Construction is officially underway on Stone Ridge at High Street, a 150-unit affordable housing development taking shape on a 4.5-acre property at 45 W. Barthman Ave. in South Columbus, according to reports from NBC4 Columbus. Developed by The NRP Group, the two-building, five-story community converts a long-vacant industrial infill site into family-focused residential housing scheduled for completion in April 2028.

Project Specifications and Affordability Targets

The development features one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom floor plans reserved for households earning up to 60% of the area median income. Roughly half of the apartments offer three or four bedrooms to address regional housing needs for larger families, including 45 dedicated four-bedroom units. Residents will have access to amenities including a clubhouse, a multipurpose community room, landscaped courtyards, and a playground. Located near South High Street, the property provides public transit access and sits close to downtown Columbus, German Village, the Brewery District, and Nationwide Children’s Hospital.

Developer Rationale and Infill Site Remediation

The project transforms a contaminated former industrial property into residential space. Andrew Bailey, the Vice President of Ohio Development for The NRP Group, emphasized the broader community benefits of remediating such locations.

When we can reutilize these infill sites that are typically contaminated, they need to be remediated. I think it helps the city in general, just the fabric across the city.

Andrew Bailey, The NRP Group Bailey also highlighted the specific design choice to include larger floor plans, noting that standard multifamily developments frequently overlook family-sized housing units.

The emphasis on the family unit is really important. It’s something that gets overlooked a lot.

Regional Context and Prior Developments

The NRP Group has previously built affordable and senior housing projects in the area. Previous local developments by the firm include Parsons Village Senior Apartments, the Residences at Career Gateway, and The Lofton. Construction on Stone Ridge at High Street is slated to conclude by April 2028.

Construction begins on 150-unit affordable housing development in South Columbus
Photo: dalmartv.com
New affordable housing community geared toward families unveiled in south Columbus

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