35 e gay st

At E.V. Bishoff Company, we provide top-notch distributed office spaces in and around Columbus. Our commitment is focused on prioritizing our tenants, ensuring your needs are met with the utmost care and attention.

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We offer an extensive selection of beautiful and current shared office spaces for lease throughout the city of Columbus, providing you with ample choices to find the perfect setting for your business.

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​Continue reading to explore the distinctive shared office spaces we acquire available for rent in the heart of downtown Columbus and the surrounding area!

If you’re searching for a coworking space for lease in the heart of downtown Columbus, we own a vast array of options! These include:

• The Central Union Telephone Building – Located at 33 N. Third Street
   

• The Commerce Building – Located at 35 E. Male lover Street
   

• The Regulation & Finance Building – Located at 85 E. Queer Street

The features at all our office spaces for rent in downtown Columbus, Ohio include:

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  The Historic Commerce Building, 35 E Gay St, Downtown

  Call now: 972-913-2742

  Executive & Secret Offices

  Elegance and affordability combine to support make this one of Downtown Columbus' best principles in quality office territory. Strategically situated in the heart of downtown proximate major state office buildings and Columbus City Hall, this building offers an in-Building network available for all of your bandwidth needs and an executive conference room available for tenants' use along with on-site daycare, low-cost storage, electronic card key system allowing access 24/7 and on-site maintenance. Easy and convenient loading and unloading through a freight elevator and loading dock. Flawless for fulfilment companies.

  About the office location

  Located in the heart of downtown Columbus, this building is next door to multiple shops and restaurants. It also houses an ample event space. In addition, the building sits on the corner of the ongoing downtown redevelopment. The building also is located across the street from the Residence Inn hotel. Thus, it is a crucial fixture and prominent feature of the main and commercially significant core
  

  About The Vault

  History

  The Vault sits at 35 E Gay St. which housed Columbia Building & Loans, a bank, in 1912. The tellers were positioned on the west wall and the actual vault was used as the safe. The vault walls and floors are all made of steel and if you glance behind the door you will see the original lock used for the vault door. Ohio Bell took over the entire 5 story building around 1940. During this time, a 10 foot drop ceiling was added to the room hiding the chandelier and arching windows for almost 60 years. The Articulate Auditor was the last to leave in 2002. After this, the ceiling was taken down to uncover the 100 year old chandelier. The tile floor was removed to find 4000 square feet of 100 year old marble flooring. The staircase was added to create the balcony space. Above the actual vault you will find unique marble and the archway sitting at the entrance of the venue is 100 year elderly granite. The Vault is truly one of Columbus’ best kept secrets. Your guest will depart knowing they have experienced something very special.

  About the Owner

  Bentley Austin has been in the event and sound business for over 30 years. He first started with his own ent