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Every Thrive community is a whole neighborhood, so the best fit usually comes down to how you spend an ordinary week. Start with what you love doing and we will take it from there. The neighborhood question comes last, which leaves room to find a corner of Columbus you had not pictured yet.

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Seven communities across Columbus

Thrive builds whole neighborhoods, so choosing a home here starts with choosing the life around it. Each community has its own character, its own corner of Columbus, and its own reasons to love a Tuesday there. Here is the short version of all seven.

Quarry Trails Marble Cliff
Your home sits inside a 220-acre metro park, left wild on purpose, with kayaking, rock climbing, and mountain biking a few minutes from the door. Choose from Rockpointe, South Bank, and Tillmore.
Grandview Crossing Grandview
A three-acre park, a food hall, a gym, and a golf simulator all sit inside this one, which makes a full evening possible without moving your car. Choose from The Michael, The Thomas, 8 on the Park, Midpoint East, and Midpoint West.
Jeffrey Park Italian Village
Forty-one acres on the former Jeffrey Manufacturing works, with a public park at the center and the Short North close enough to walk to for dinner. Choose from The Sage, The Patent, Iron Works, Foundry, and Legacy.
Trace Quarter Franklinton
Two hundred homes on the former Mount Carmel West site, wrapped around a new public park with Franklinton's arts district at the door.
4th & 5th Weinland Park
The old 3M plant, reworked into 311 homes just southeast of Ohio State and north of downtown.
Weinland Park Weinland Park
Three small buildings between Ohio State and downtown, including twenty-three historic buildings brought back to life with Ohio State's development arm. Choose from Grant Commons, 1460 Grant, and 12 on Grant.
Moore’s Edge New Albany
Three hundred fifty-three homes across six buildings in New Albany, named for Intel founder Gordon Moore, and the one community we operate outside the city of Columbus.

Every community comes with the Thrive Card, which unlocks perks at neighborhood businesses from the day you move in, and a community management team on site. You can browse all communities whenever you would rather look around on your own.