Nationwide Realty Investors
Nationwide Realty Investors is the real estate development affiliate of Nationwide, and is nationally recognized as one of the country’s leading developers of large, complex, mixed-use projects. Nationwide Realty Investors develops and invests in office, retail and restaurants, sports and entertainment venues, hospitality, residential and mixed-use properties. Directly and through joint ventures, Nationwide Realty Investors controls more than $2.7 billion in high-quality and high-performing commercial and residential real estate investments.
Development highlights include the $2 billion Arena District featuring 2.4 million SF of commercial space, more than 1,200 residences, Nationwide Arena, home of the NHL Columbus Blue Jackets, Huntington Park, home to the Triple-A Columbus Clippers, and ScottsMiracle-Gro Field, home of the MLS Columbus Crew.
Nationwide Realty Investors’ portfolio also includes the $1 billion Grandview Yard mixed-use development in Grandview Heights, Ohio, the 300-acre Rivulon development in Gilbert, Arizona, the Gainey Ranch Corporate Center in Scottsdale, Arizona, and the new 135-acre Cavasson development now underway in Scottsdale.
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Latest News & Project Updates
Vice President of Development Retiring After 30-Year Career
05/21/26
NRI has announced the retirement of Jim Rost, vice president of development, concluding a distinguished 50-year career in the construction and development industry, including 30 years with NRI. Chris
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Name, renderings released for residential conversion of Nationwide tower
02/24/26
Article originally published in Columbus Business First, written by Carrie Ghose
Nationwide Realty Investors plans to bring the first residents to a busy area of downtown Columbus
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Nationwide shares new name, timeline for Downtown tower conversion
02/24/26
Article originally published in The Columbus Dispatch, written by Emma Wozniak
Following unanimous approval from the Downtown Commission, Nationwide is moving forward with plans to convert one
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