An Ohio parking garage owned by a public authority but managed by a private entity for the city of Columbus qualifies for a property tax exemption because the authority retained control of the property, the state Supreme Court ruled Friday, reversing a board decision.
By Sanjay Talwani · June 26, 2026, 5:08 PM EDT
An Ohio parking garage owned by a public authority but managed by a private entity for the city of Columbus qualifies for a property tax exemption because the authority retained control...
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