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Zachary Graham is the Vice President of Commercial Real Estate and Leasing at Crawford Hoying.

Michael Moss is the Capital Projects Manager for Crawford Hoying.

Janell Bailey is the Assistant Vice President of Property Management for Bridge Park.

Crawford Hoying, Brackett Builders and Woodard Development have proudly partnered with the City of Dayton to transform the vacant riverfront into a vibrant and walkable mixed-use neighborhood—Water Street District.

The Delco will be the largest project developed to date in the Water Street District. The completion of this renovation and the addition of both residential and commercial users into the neighborhood will be the largest step yet in the revitalization of this area in downtown Dayton - and a culmination of a vision which started more than a decade ago.

800 North High was developed in the heart of the Short North in downtown Columbus, Ohio, amid a buzz of restaurants, shops, galleries and a wide mix of housing options. This mixed-use building was the first foray into downtown Columbus development for Crawford Hoying.

Westmont at The Lane, the second phase of the award-winning development, The Lane, was acquired by Crawford Hoying in 2018. The land was originally purchased by another party looking to develop it, but then ran into issues involving the neighborhood; thus leading to the failure of getting the project off the ground. Due to Crawford Hoying’s experience with developing other properties within Upper Arlington, the company reached out for support.

Crawford Hoying partnered with North Market to develop a brand new 35,000 SF public market located in the City of Dublin at Bridge Park.

Crawford Hoying worked closely with public and private stakeholders as well as local residents to redevelop this 5.5-acre site on Lane Avenue in the heart of Upper Arlington - one of Ohio’s oldest and more affluent suburbs located near downtown Columbus at the western edge of The Ohio State University. The resulting, award-winning development, The Lane, was the first vertically-integrated mixed-use project of its kind in the City of Columbus and went on to serve as a model for many others within the decade that followed.