About RE/MAX City Center Realtors · Columbus
RE/MAX City Center Realtors is a real estate brokerage based in Columbus, Ohio, specializing in residential property sales and development. The firm is known for its involvement in historic property renovations, such as the conversion of the 1914 York Masonic Temple into upscale condominiums. The business is owned by Joe Armeni, a specialist in Short North real estate, who acquired the property in 2005 and oversaw its redevelopment. The firm serves the Columbus area and focuses on preserving architectural heritage while delivering modern living spaces.
RE/MAX City Center Realtors operates in Columbus, Ohio, with a focus on residential real estate, particularly in the Short North neighborhood. The firm is notable for its role in the redevelopment of the historic York Masonic Temple (1914), which was converted into luxury condos called 'York on High Brownstones and Lofts.' The project, led by owner Joe Armeni, retained original Masonic features like stained-glass windows and marble floors. The firm bought the property in 2005 and began renovations in 2007. It serves local buyers and sellers, emphasizing architectural integrity and community relevance in its projects.
- Owner
- Joe Armeni
- Serves
- Columbus, Ohio
About
RE/MAX City Center Realtors is a Columbus-based real estate firm known for its work in the Short North neighborhood. The firm is led by Joe Armeni, who specializes in historic property redevelopment and has overseen the conversion of the York Masonic Temple into luxury condos.
Services
The firm offers residential real estate sales, property development, and renovation services, with a focus on preserving architectural heritage in historic buildings.
- Residential real estate sales
- Property development and renovation
- Historic building conversions
Notable Projects
The firm’s most notable project is the redevelopment of the 1914 York Masonic Temple into the York on High Brownstones and Lofts, which includes 25 units and retains original Masonic features.
- York Masonic Temple redevelopment
- Preservation of stained-glass windows and marble floors
- 25 units priced from $159,000 to $349,000