Columbus, Ohio 43202 real estate brought to you by Maureen McCabe of Real Living HER
The graph shows single family homes for sale and sold for the past 15 months for the Columbus Ohio 43212 zip code.
Columbus, Ohio 43202 real estate a market report for December 2010
- homes for sale - 43
- homes sold -11
- months of inventory - 3.9
- average active price $179,000
- average sale price $149,000
- median sale price $142,000
The reported home sales of 11 was up 10% from December 2009. Inventory in December 2010 was 26.4% higher than in December 2009.
Columbus, Ohio 43202 real estate - neighborhoods
Columbus Ohio 43214 homes that sold in July included homes in Clintonville, Crest View, Indianola Summit and Old North Columbus.
Homes for sale in the Columbus Ohio 43214 zip code include properties in Clintonvillle, Indianola Terrace, North Campus, North University, University City, University District and Walhalla Ravine.
Columbus, Ohio 43202 homes for sale - Search
Columbus, Ohio 43202 real estate published January 2011 based on data available from the Columbus Board of REALTORS® at the end of December 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." Therefor you have no guarantee from me either since I am relying on the data from MLS and Trendgraphix! There is a margin of error. I see 14 homes that closed in the month, rather than 11... in MLS, three sales turned in a bit late... even more of a buyers market?
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Compare to Columbus, Ohio 43214 real estate
Clintonville is not a suburb but the BEST Columbus neighborhood
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It sounds like a normal market as you have inventory of less than 4 months. Good report.
Just wanted to say good morning to Maureen, You are one hard working lady. Have a great day.
Maureen - Most of the family I have still in Ohio is in Columbus and around Pickering! The prices look affordable ... is the City seeing growth?
Thanks!
Jack... Columbus is still growing (I think... at last report...) Columbus is odd in that the city annexed a lot of areas that in most metropolitan areas a suburb would have annexed, rather than the city. My corn background and header on DiscoverColumbusOH.com are an homage (?) to the fact that the part of Columbus I live in and much of North Columbus was farm fields not a generation ago. Corn? Soybeans...
There was a great talk about where people are coming to Central Ohio from in this past decade at TEDx Columbus in November 2010. They come here from Cleveland and other Ohio cities. They come from urban areas in Michigan. People come from outside the US to Columbus.