Woda Cooper in the news. Woda Cooper Company’s historic adaptive reuse to create 42-unit affordable multifamily apartments in downtown Cleveland was featured October 24, 2019, on WEWS TV ABC News 5. Reporter Kevin Barry covered the story (link>) Prospect Yard creating an affordable place to live
Updated September 23, 2019…Woda Cooper Companies, Inc. announces today its two newest properties in Ohio earned LEED certifications. Fairwood Commons in Columbus was rated LEED Platinum, the US Green Building Council’s highest level in its LEED for Homes program. Audubon Crossing in Dayton earned the
“We absolutely believe it’s the right thing to do to create affordable housing close to jobs,” — Columbus Development Director Steve Schoeny as quoted by reporter Mark Ferenchik in a Columbus Dispatch Feb. 20, 2019, feature highlighting our efforts to create new affordable housing in Columbus. Vice President of Development Joseph McCabe shares insights on
Columbus, Ohio (December 17, 2018)…Woda Cooper Companies, Inc. and Greater Dayton Premier Management (GDPM) hosted a Grand Opening and Holiday Open House on December 14, 2018, at Audubon Crossing, 119 Edgewood Ave, Dayton. The new $10 million development is a 50-unit senior rental community affordable
Earlier this year, Woda Cooper Companies, Inc. made history as the affordable housing industry’s first vertically integrated and privately-held firm to become employee-owned through an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP). All three of the firm’s operating units, representing development, construction, and management, are operating under
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Columbus, Ohio, (April 20, 2018) — Wheatland Crossing Senior Apartments has been applauded for creating a new affordable senior housing option in The Hilltop neighborhood of Columbus, OH. Wheatland Crossing, developed late last year by The Woda Group, Inc., has also recently earned
Nelsonville School Commons is one meticulous historical renovation project Reprinted with permission from Athens Messenger, April 21, 2017. By Larry Di Giovanni Messenger Staff Journalist NELSONVILLE — When walking into one of the 33 apartments under construction at Nelsonville School Commons — a $9.6 million
