Columbus Ohio 43214 homes for sale brought to you by Maureen McCabe of Real Living HER.
The graph shows the inventory of single family homes for sale in the Columbus Ohio 43214 ZIP code for the past 15 months. There is 133.5% more inventory (based on closed sales) than in July 2009. The average sale price for homes in Columbus Ohio 43214 is up 16.4% from July 2009. Home sales in the ZIP code were down 39% from last year.
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Columbus Ohio 43214 homes for sale a market report for July 2010
- 205 homes for sale
- 25 homes sold July 2010
- Months of inventory - 8.2 based on closed sales in July 2010
- Average active price $221,000
- Average sale price $220, 000
- Median sale price $195,000
Columbus Ohio 43214 homes for sale neighborhhoods
The majority of homes in the Columbus Ohio 43214 ZIP code are in the City of Columbus but there are some homes in Sharon Township. The Tremont Garden neighborhood is in Sharon Township.
Neighborhoods in the Columbus Ohio 43214 area include Beechwold, Chaseland, Clintonville, Delawanda Park, Indian Springs, Old Beechwold, Sharon Heights, Zooland.... and others. Trulia and Zillow identify many of the smaller neighborhoods north of Morse Rd in the Columbus Ohio 43214 ZIP code as Sharon Heights, including Chaseland, Delawanda Park, Tremont Garden and other neighborhoods. At least one other online portal lumps some of the area neighborhoods together as "Indian Springs." The 43214 post office is the Beechwold Post Office.
Published August 2010 based on data available from the Columbus Board of REALTORS® at the end of July 2010. Trendgraphix reports presented are based on data supplied by the Columbus Board of Realtors. According to Trendgraphix neither CBR nor their MLS (multiple listing service ) guarantee or are in anyway responsible for it's accuracy. "Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed." There is no guarantee from me either.
If you use the Columbus Ohio 43214 homes for sale link you will search the online inventory of Central Ohio homes on the Real Living HER site. You will be offered the opportunity to receive listings directly from the Columbus Board of Realtors MLS (multiple listing service) in real time. You can know the true status of those properties you are interested in.
More about the area and the real estate market:
Columbus Ohio 43214 demographics
Columbus Ohio 43214 home sales up 75% - April 2010
Columbus Ohio 43214 home sale up 28.2% - May 2010
Columbus Ohio 43214 home prices are up - June 2010 June prices in the area were up 17% from June 2009, a trend that seems to have continued.
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We like your graph and data, Maureen!
Your DOM is incredible in 2009 before the tax credit "ended" in Nov. 09(before the extention)!
You can really see how DOM dropped again for the 4/30/10 deadline and how it went back up as future buyers from June and July bought before April 30th. At least, that is how we see it! ^_~
Hoping the "Your" in "Your DOM is incredible in 2009 before the tax credit "ended" in Nov. 09(before the extention)!" is really Our... I seldom mention DOM... in market reports.
The aqua inventory graph is probably my favorite. A little garish but I think it is easy to see. I used "home price" graphs (line graphs... a red one and a green one ) for a couple of months... because in late May our local paper wrote an article saying prices were falling because the tax credit ended. So I paid close attention to home prices... to see if the anecdotal evidence held true. I think in April I was using the green bar graphs... Seth Godin or some blogging guru said don't use bar graphs in blogs... that is the most commonly used Trendgraphix image. In my experience it can bring out ugly real estate blogggers so I had an aversion to it even before Seth Godin (or whomever it was) said it is a harder graph for people to understand. I love pie charts personally. I had a very bad experience doing market reports on ActiveRain early on...
As I am posting a new post about home prices for this area, time frame I reread Bruce's comment and my response. This is why I absolutely hate comments from people outside the market.
"Your DOM is incredible in 2009 before the tax credit "ended" in Nov. 09(before the extention)!"
The graph shows inventory is not days on market (DOM.) DOM is homes that sold. Inventory is homes available for sale.
DOM does not show on this graph.
DOM in November 2009 was 60.
DOM in December 2009 was 40.
DOM was 96 in July 2010.
Or is Bruce saying 3.7 month of inventory (in November) was incredible? Or is he looking at the spike in inventory in December and January... I really hate comments on market report posts.