Dublin Area Real Estate Market Report for the 15 Months Ending January 2008.

Sales in the Dublin Area (the Dublin School District ) were down 42% from sales in January 2007. 

The average sale price in January 2008 was $268,000  up from $252,000 at the same time last year.  Average active price is considerably higher at $409,000 with is up from the average active, $398,000 price in January 2007. 

With 616 single family and condominiums on the market there are 28 fewer homes on the market than a year ago.   There is a 17.6 month supply of inventory(homes for sale)  based on these recent sales. 

"*All reports are published Feb. 2008, based on data available at the end of Jan. 2008.
All reports presented are based on data supplied by the Columbus Board of Realtors, Northern Ohio Regional MLS, Centralized Real Estate Information Service, Greater Cincinnati MLS and Dayton Area Board of Realtors or theirs MLSs. Neither the Association nor their MLSs guarantee or are in anyway responsible for its accuracy. Data maintained by the Association or their MLSs may not reflect all real estate activities in the market. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed."

The sales above are throughout the Dublin School District.  The sales below are the City of Dublin (Dublin Corporation Limit.) With 25 Dublin home sales, sales are down 47% from January 2007. 

Average active price is up 7 % from January 2007.  Average sale price at $305,000 is down from $315,000 in January 2007.

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More information about the Dublin community and school:

City of Dublin

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Additional Central Ohio School Districts

School Matters - Ohio Public Schools from Standard & Poors

Ohio Department of Education including school district report cards.

Clintonville Area Real Estate Market Report for the 15 Months Ending January 2008.

The graph and table represent the homes in the MLS area (Columbus Board of Realtors multiple listing service area) that includes the Clintonville and Beechwold neighborhoods (among others.) The are is bounded by the city of Worthington to the north, the Olentangy River to the west, interstate 71 to the east...  the southern boundary of "Clintonville"is a little less precise... 

January home sales were down in comparison to 2007 sales in the Clintonville Beechwold area. There is over 12 and a half months worth of inventory based on sales.  It is a buyers market in the area.

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Columbus School District

Other Central Ohio School Districts

School Matters - Ohio Public Schools from Standard & Poors

Ohio Department of Education-  Schools

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Worthington Area Real Estate Market Report for the 15 Months Ending January 2008.

The graph above is for the Worthington School District, the sales and inventory for the past 15 months through January 2008, for single family and condoominium properties. 

About 23% fewer homes in the Worthington area sold in January 2008 in comparsion to January 2007.  Inventory was only up about 3% higher than last year in the area.  There is 11.8 months of inventory on the market based on January sales (that means it's a buyers market.) January pended (under contract) properties were down over 50% hopefully they just have not been reported to the board.

The average price was virtually unchanged for active listings- $232, 000 to $233,000

The average price was up for sold listing - from $188,000 to $214,000 +14%

The median price was up - from $176,000 to $202,000 +13%

 *All reports are published Feb. 2008, based on data available at the end of Jan. 2008. All reports presented are based on data supplied by the Columbus Board of Realtors, Northern Ohio Regional MLS, Centralized Real Estate Information Service, Greater Cincinnati MLS and Dayton Area Board of Realtors or theirs MLSs.  Neither the Association nor their MLSs guarantee or are in anyway responsible for its accuracy. Data maintained by the Association or their MLSs may not reflect all real estate activities in the market. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

The homes represented by the graph and the table above include properties in the city of Worthington, the Village of Riverlea, the City of Columbus as well as Sharon and Perry Townships.  The homes are all located in the Worthington School District.  The website for the school district gives the Worthington School District boundaries. 

Ohio Department of Education for information about all Ohio School Districts.

In comparison the homes in the City of Worthington: