What's next for Columbus' old Greyhound station
By Alissa Widman Neese
Published on April 21, 2026.
This month marks the fourth anniversary of the closure of Columbus' old Greyhound bus station. The site, which sits on 2.6 acres of prime real estate in downtown, was plagued with crime and violence during its final years as a transit terminal. The city is seeking a consultant team to study redevelopment options, with a $900,000 federal grant set to fund the work. However, it is expected to be years before any plans are realized.
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