Mar. 13, 2012

Home Prices in Olentangy Schools - Feb. 2012

Home prices in Olentangy schools brought to you by Maureen McCabe of Real Living HER

This is a test.  After months of another site not working, I may have to again move market reports back here.  Or stop publishing them.

The graph shows home prices of single family homes in the Olentangy Local School District for the past 15 months through February 2012.

Compare home prices in Olentangy schools to Delaware County home prices which would also include the Big Walnut, Buckeye Valley and Delaware school districts.

Home prices in Olentangy schools a market report for Februart 2012

• Average active price - $424,000
• Average sale price -$290,000

The average active (list) price of homes in the school district is down 4.9% from February 2011. The average sale price of a single family home in Olentangy schools is down 3.30% from a year ago, $300,000.

Olentangy schools neighborhoods

Neighborhoods in the Olentangy Local School District include neighborhoods in the cities of Powell and the City of Columbus as well as neighborhoods in unincorporated areas. The Lewis Center area is an unincorporated community in Orange Township.

Homes by price range in Olentangy Local School District

The Olentangy Local School District is a huge area geographically.

Homes for sale in Lewis Center, Ohio 43035 area, single family and priced from $200,000 to $500,000. Change the search to match your needs.

Lewis Center, Ohio real estate - The largest percentage of the Lewis Center, Ohio 43035 homes are in Orange Township. Some of the neighborhoods in the area include: Crosscreek, Glen Oak, Mariner's Watch, Oak Creek, Olentangy Glade, Olentangy Meadows, Parkshore, The Shores and Waverly Place. The neighborhoods in the Lewis Center, Ohio 43035 zip code are either in the City of Columbus or in unincorporated areas (Orange Township.)

Homes for sale in the Powell, Ohio 43065 area, single family and priced from $200,000 to $500,000. Change the search to match your needs.

Powell, Ohio real estate - The city of Powell and surrounding area most of which is in the Olentangy Local school district is in the 43065 zip code. The zip code includes unincorporated areas in two or three separate townships, as well as the city of Powell. There are homes in the City of Powell in the 43065 zip code including Golf Village, Grandshire, Murphy's Park, Olentangy Ridge and the Woods of Sawmill among many others.

The homes for sale with a Powell Ohio 43065 address include homes in unincorporated areas in Delaware County including Concord, Liberty and Orange Townships. There are homes for sale in Liberty Township neighborhoods including Big Bear Farms, Canterbury, Wedgewood and others. Homes in Orange Township developments including Deep Run, Highmeadows Village and Riverbend that are in the zip code.

Homes or sale in Columbus, Ohio 43240, single family homes priced from $150,000 to $300,000. You can change the search.

There are homes in Olentangy schools with a Columbus, Ohio 43240 address as well. The Columbus, Ohio 43240 zip code is in the Polaris area.

Change searches to match your needs. You are welcome to use the search on my website CbusHomesearch.com to search more extensively for homes in Olentangy schools, or another area.

Home Prices in Olentangy Schools - Feb. 2012 was published March 2012 based on data available from the Columbus Board of REALTORS® at the end of February 2012. Trendgraphix reports are based on data supplied by the Columbus Board of Realtors. According to Trendgraphix neither CBR nor the mls (multiple listing service) guarantee or are in anyway responsible for the accuracy of the data. It says: "Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed." Since I am relying on the info from the CBR mls and Trendgraphix, you have no guarantee from me either. A slight correction in the data may be visible in the graphs the following month.

Originally published on S. Delaware County Ohio Homes unfortunately not displaying correctly there.  The version on ActiveRain works, the version on Localism works but the iframe RealBird searches do not display on the Outside Blog, 

Originally posted at: S. Delaware County Ohio Homes: Home Prices in Olentangy Schools - Feb. 2012  this is a test.

Jun. 7, 2011

Hilliard homes for sale for John...

This one's for John who asked about Hilliard... Hilliard homes for sale brought to you by Maureen McCabe of Real Living HER.   John left a comment on a post showing the number of months of Hilliard homes for sale through February 2010.  

Hilliard homes for sale

Other than October 2010 inventory (Hilliard homes for sale) has not been up to the 10.4 months.  It looks as if there was some reconciliation of numbers back in the spring of 2010.  The graph showed 10.6 months when I published the post John commented on.  The last month is often reconciled the following month. Sales trickling in?

Look at the inventory in January 2010 in the link John commented on.  That's dramatic.   That is a lot of homes to sell. There was a tax credit for most home buyers in 2010.

About 6 months of inventory (homes for sale)  is considered a balanced market.  7.2 is not bad.  Hilliard is better than many areas in Central Ohio.   

The graph shows homes for sale in the Hilliard City School District for the past 15 months, through April 2011.  The homes in the graph are only single family homes.  There was 7.3 months of inventory (homes for sale) at the end of April.

On a post from 2010 John wrote:

I commented back....

Most of my market reports now are on

Discover Columbus Ohio

S. Delaware County Homes

Worthington Old and News

Thanks for the comment John... less dramatic.

was published June 2011 based on data available from the Columbus Board of REALTORS® at the end of April 2011. Trendgraphix reports are based on data supplied by the Columbus Board of Realtors. According to Trendgraphix neither CBR nor the mls (multiple listing service ) guarantee or are in anyway responsible for it's accuracy. "Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed." Since I am relying on their info you have no guarantee from me either! Trendgraphix does rework the numbers when things change. Sales trickling in? 

I'd love to hear from you if you have a comment on the topic. All comments are moderated so you will not see your comment immediately. Sadly I did a short test of leaving comments open but got a rash of bot spam comments. Thanks. Copyright 2011 Discover Columbus and Maureen McCabe

Mar. 2, 2011

Columbus Curbside Info

Columbus Curbside

and Dublin Curbside Info,  Grandview Curbside Info... Curbside Info for  Lewis Center, Powell, New Albany, Upper Arlington, Westerville,  Worthington and more.

It's been awhile...Happy New Year, the last post I wrote here was December 2010. This site still gets traffic.  The most popular post on this site is about trash pick up information for the city of Columbus... curbside pick up of refuse....color coded trash pick up Columbus style.

This Columbus Curbside Info is different.  

Real Living HER introduced Curbside Info yesterday.  You can get the info on ANY home from the street.  No reason to run back to your computer.  Even if you have a "smart:" phone the smartest thing to do might just be to punch in a local phone number and listen for price, details, description.  If you don't have a smart phone, no problem, you can get all the information on ANY property in the Columbus Board of REALTORS MLS (multiple listing service.)  That means it's not just the Real Living HER (formerly known as HER Realtors) listings.

Call me,  Or email me and I can register you for Curbside Info.

Maureen McCabe 614 388-8249

Contact me with your cell phone number and email address  

Want to buy a home in the City of Columbus in the Navy trash pick up area?   Or Dublin, Westerville,  Worthington, etc. Call for the information.   Curbside Info (not to be confused with trash pick up info...  ) is simply a phone call away. 

I'd love to hear from you if you have a comment on the topic. All comments are moderated so you will not see your comment immediately. Sadly I did a short test of leaving comments open but got a rash of bot spam comments. Thanks. Copyright 2011 Discover Columbus and Maureen McCabe

Dec. 19, 2010

New Albany Area, New Columbus School?

Is the "New Albany area" going to get a new school? 

Not the Plain Local School District but the area near New Albany (with New Albany or Westerville mailing addresses ) but in the Columbus City School District.  The area is described by the Columbus Dispatch as a "Win-Win Island."  New Albany area residents (northeast Columbus neighborhoods in the Columbus City School District)  go to schools which are a distance away. The children attend schools in Columbus schools which are (is?) on the other side of the Westerville City School District from their Far Northeast Columbus neighborhoods.

Far Northeast Columbus neighborhoods in the Columbus City School District include:

Upper Albany West - Westerville Ohio mailing address

Village at Albany Crossing Others? Future?

Is the New Albany / Westerville area served by Columbus Schools going to get a new school? 

I did not see the December 10, 2010 Columbus Dispatch article "Northeast Side needs city school, groups says" written by Bill Bush until today.

I first saw a tweet that made it sound like Columbus schools was planning to build a new school in the City of Columbus in this  Far Northeast area that is in the Columbus City School District.  It was a link to an article in the "Columbus Examiner." The headline from "Columbus Examiner" is titled "Columbus City Schools may build a new school near New Albany."  It has a link to the Columbus Dispatch article.

The group referred to by the Columbus Dispatch article "Northeast Side needs city school, groups says "  is the Central College Community Development Authority.  Bush says in his Columbus Dispatch article "District officials don't seem any more receptive to the latest proposal."

"Any more receptive,"  there was a proposal to build a Columbus school in the area in the past.

The City of Columbus wants a school in the area.  M/I Homes want a school in the area.  Probably people with kids in Upper Albany West and Village at Albany Crossing and future residential developments in the area want a new school.

If the land a 10.4-acre lot from M/I Homes that was expected to be transferred to the City of Columbus last week does not become a school, it will become a park.

I'd love to hear from you if you have a comment on the topic. All comments are moderated so you will not see your comment immediately. Sadly I did a short test of leaving comments open but got a rash of bot spam comments. Thanks. Copyright 2010 Discover Columbus and Maureen McCabe

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