Ohio Real Estate Project Management & Owner's Rep Services

Canton and Stark County offer several incentive programs including the Ohio Job Creation Tax Credit, Economic Development Grant Program, and Enterprise Zone Program. The Reconnecting Canton Recompete Plan provides additional workforce development resources. We help clients understand which programs apply to their projects and ensure construction documentation meets program requirements for incentive qualification.

Historic tax credits can significantly offset renovation costs for qualifying downtown buildings, but they require specific documentation and adherence to the Secretary of the Interior's Standards throughout construction. Changes during construction must be approved to maintain credit eligibility. We coordinate with your design team and tax credit consultants to ensure construction work meets program requirements from day one.

Development near the Hall of Fame district involves unique considerations including tourism season deadlines, visitor traffic patterns, and coordination with ongoing district improvements. Projects often face compressed timelines to open before major events. We help you build realistic schedules, ensure contractor commitments account for peak season constraints, and manage the coordination required when working near active hospitality venues.

Healthcare construction requires compliance with specialized codes, infection control protocols during renovation, and coordination with ongoing patient care operations. Projects at facilities like Aultman or Mercy Medical Center face regulatory inspections and documentation requirements beyond typical commercial work. We ensure contractors understand healthcare-specific requirements and that project documentation meets regulatory standards.

Kenworth's $89 million expansion and the Appalachian Community Grant projects are absorbing significant contractor capacity in Ross County. This can lead to longer lead times for subcontractors and more competitive bidding environments. We help you plan project timelines realistically and identify contractors with capacity for your scope of work.

Rural projects often require a mix of local contractors who know the area and regional firms with specific commercial experience. We help identify contractors with the right capabilities, verify their qualifications, and structure bids to attract quality proposals. Our relationships with contractors throughout Central and Southeast Ohio give you access to firms who might not otherwise bid on a Vinton County project.

Yes. McArthur is approximately 65 miles from our Columbus base—about an hour's drive. We regularly travel to project sites throughout our service area for critical meetings, site observations, and contractor coordination. Our proximity means you get responsive, hands-on oversight without the premium that truly remote consultants might charge.