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Courtyard by Marriott Columbus Airport – Image Credit CBRE
CBRE Hotels has listed the 150-room Courtyard by Marriott Columbus Airport for sale, highlighting its proximity to major transportation, local attractions, and ongoing regional economic growth.
CBRE Hotels has announced the exclusive listing of the Courtyard by Marriott Columbus Airport. The hotel has 150 rooms and was constructed in 1997. It is a three-story building located within the Columbus metropolitan statistical area (MSA). The property underwent a full renovation less than four years ago.
The hotel offers a mix of double Queen and King bedrooms. Guest amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi, flat screen televisions, and work desks. The property is situated one mile from John Glenn International Airport, which serves approximately 9 million passengers annually.
Location and Accessibility
The Courtyard by Marriott Columbus Airport is located five miles from Easton Town Center, a major shopping destination in Columbus, and six miles from downtown Columbus. The hotel is also located less than 19 miles from the Intel campus, currently under development in New Albany, Ohio, a $28 billion investment.
Nearby attractions include the Columbus Zoo, the Center of Science and Industry (COSI), the National Veterans Museum, the Columbus Museum of Art, The Ohio State University, the Greater Columbus Convention Center, and North Market.
Market Context
Columbus, Ohio, continues to experience significant population and economic growth. As of 2024, the Columbus metropolitan area has a recorded population of 2,225,377. Forecasts from the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) project that the population will exceed three million by 2050.
Columbus has consistently outpaced national growth averages. The city is recognized for its accessible real estate and family-oriented environment. According to RentCafe, Columbus ranks seventh among U.S. metropolitan areas for livability.
Economic and Corporate Investment
The Columbus job market is described as diversified and is projected to grow by 0.7% in 2026, surpassing the national average. The area has attracted significant corporate investment, particularly in the technology sector. Intel is developing two chip manufacturing plants in New Albany, representing a $28 billion investment. Amazon is expanding its AWS operations in the region, with total investments exceeding $23 billion, including a $10 billion expansion. Google has also announced an additional $1.7 billion investment in local data centers.
These investments are expected to reinforce Columbus’s position as a center for technology and innovation, contributing to ongoing job creation and economic expansion.
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