Archive for August, 2008

A day at the North Market - Columbus, Ohio

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Oh how to sum up such a unique place in a quick blog post?  I’ll do the best I can, but you may want to check out The North Market’s website for more detailed information.  The website introduces the market indicating:

“Since 1876, the North Market has been home to local butchers, bakers, fishmongers, greengrocers and farmers. Over the years, our merchant offerings have expanded to include ethnic food specialties, gourmet groceries and unique gifts. We are proud of our rich, community history and would like to share our story!”

I hear much about Columbus being a “cowtown”, with my friends from NY and LA trashing our arts, restaurants and cultural offerings at every opportunity.  Sure, we could never compete side by side with these cities, but Columbus is hip, accessible and a cool place to live and visit.

Over the years The North Market has been a favorite family spot for us.  In the early days, when the kids were toddlers, it was more about the high ceilings, colorful fare and hustle and bustle. 

 Market

Today the shear variety of food offerings, masterful displays of everything from popcorn to fresh veggies, and the ability to escape for a while in the middle of the city are the draw. 

Here are a few tips if you visit the market:

  1. Be sure to walk around prior to making to your food choice.  Many is the time I have gone for an old standby only to come across a new and tantalizing opportunity once I am already committed.
  2. Take a deep breath.  Not only will you enjoy the melding of scents from the various vendors, but you will help yourself relax and enjoy your time.
  3. Be sure to check out the second floor.  There are plenty of tables and a great view of the goings on.
  4. If you park in the North Market lot be sure to have your ticket validated by one of the vendors you patronize.
  5. Save room for some ice cream at Jeni’s!  With an astonishing range of flavors and lots of fresh local ingredients, you will be glad you did.

Jeni's

May I recommend the Bourbon Butter Pecan??

 

 

 

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Keller Williams Capital Partners Realty is on the move!

In late 2007, Keller Williams Capital Partners Realty(KWCP) purchased the 24,000 square foot building which has served as Equity’s headquarters located at 100 E. Wilson Bridge Rd. in Worthington, Ohio.  In a move which will position KWCP for continued growth and a more visible market presence the acquisition was the next logical step in the Company’s progression.

Opening in August of 2002, KWCP has experienced rapid growth and success and was ranked 3rd out of the top 25 Real Estate Brokerages in Central Ohio by Business First based on 2007 production.  Additionally, they were the largest independently owned and operated brokerage in Central Ohio completing over 1,500 transactions totaling more than $320 Million in sales out of a single office location in 2007. 

100 E. Wilson Bridge

100 E. Wilson Bridge Rd. – Soon to be home for Keller Williams Capital Partners Realty

Keller Williams Realty has seen fantastic growth across the country due largely to their “agent-centric” philosophy and deep commitment to training and education.

Keller Williams Capital Partners currently has more than 150 agents.  Plans are in place for renovations and a committee has been formed to oversee the transition to 100 E. Wilson Bridge Rd. in late 2008/early 2009.

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