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Westerville gave buyers more choice in September while completed sales remained brisk and close to final asking prices. Inventory rose

Dublin brought more new listings to market in September without building a larger inventory. Buyers saw more fresh arrivals, but

Pickerington’s September closing count fell sharply, but the rest of the report shows a market with more continuity than that

New Albany’s September average sale price crossed $1.1 million, while its median stood at $679,000. That wide spread is the

Pataskala’s September market delivered a burst of new listings and a modest rebound in closings. Buyers had more options, while

Newark homes took longer to find a buyer in September, with little change in the number of homes available. The

Grove City’s September median price softened while available inventory tightened and sold homes moved faster. That combination makes this a

Gahanna entered fall with higher sale prices and more competition among available homes. September’s median reached $400,000, up 18.3%, while

Blacklick’s September housing market had two very different stories running through it: sharply higher reported prices and a quieter flow

The Gahanna housing market delivered a mixed August. Prices were broadly steady, but fewer homes changed hands and the number

Grove City posted one of the stronger August snapshots among the local markets we follow. More homes closed than a

Pataskala’s August housing market showed growth on several fronts. More homes closed than a year ago, average and median prices

Newark’s August housing report points to a slower month than one year ago. Fewer homes closed, fewer new listings reached

Blacklick’s August housing numbers tell a two-part story. Slightly more homes closed than a year ago, yet both average and

Central Ohio buyers had more homes to choose from in August than they did a year ago, while sellers continued

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Preparing your home for sale is about more than cleaning up and placing a sign in the yard. The right

The Central Ohio housing market is moving into the second half of 2026 with steady demand, more homes available, and

Buying a home is a significant journey, and being well-prepared can make the process much smoother and more rewarding. Whether

Choosing the right real estate agent is one of the most important decisions you’ll make when buying or selling a

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