COLUMBUS, Ohio - For decades ... more modern structures filled the capital skyline. This year, the LeVeque recaptures some of her glory days, after a sparkling $27 million renovation.

The LeVeque Tower (center) was Columbus' first skyscraper. The most recognizable building in the Columbus skyline is the LeVeque tower. When it was completed in downtown Columbus in 1927 it was known ...

And LeVeque is a staple in the Columbus skyline during fireworks season, as attendees gather in the Scioto Peninsula yearly for the station-sponsored event, Red, White & BOOM! The William Green ...

The high-rise landscape of Columbus is changing for the first time in more than two decades. Three Columbus buildings at least 24 stories high have been built recently or are under construction ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Nearly 70 apartments inside Downtown’s historic Leveque Tower are set to be converted into for-sale condominiums. Kaufman Development announced in April it’s planning ...

Today, The LeVeque Tower remains as Downtown's signature building and a key figure on the Columbus skyline.

The Hotel LeVeque is taking several stories of the landmark building at 50 W. Broad St. in Columbus. Schooley Caldwell Associates Developers of the boutique hotel inside Columbus’ 47-story ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The growing demand for affordable ... A major development in the heart of downtown, the historic LeVeque Tower, is now selling 69 of its former rental apartments.

The 69 apartments can be found on floors 19 through 33, ranging from 750 to 1,750 square feet. The units are expected to be sold for $240,000 to $650,000. Zillow shows that several have already ...