Home Sales by School District
 Mortgage interest rates are at record lows and buyers are taking advantage of that. Home prices increased again through the end of August for all but two of the school districts (Upper Arlington & Buckeye Valley).The following represents Jan 2010-Aug 2010 sales results by school district. The data includes only single-family homes. It does not include new-builds unless they were spec homes entered into CBR's MLS system. Listings show the number of homes sold (closed), the average price of those homes, and the highest price of the sold homes. The list is high-low by the Average Price. To see other local housing stats, refer to these blog posts. |
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New Albany: 189 homes sold at an average price of $436,817. The highest price was $2,025,000. Olentangy: West of Rt 23 (Powell area) - 251 homes sold at an average price of $396,091. The highest price was $1,618,500. Upper Arlington: 294 homes sold at an average price of $350,560. The highest price was $1,950,000. Dublin: 488 homes sold at an average price of $324,907. The highest price was $1,150,000. Olentangy: East of Rt 23 (Lewis Center area) - 382 homes sold at an average price of $291,173. The highest price was $1,500,000. Big Walnut: 101 homes sold at an average price of $277,644. The highest price was $3,200,000. Worthington: 373 homes sold at an average price of $228,477. The highest price was $642,500. Gahanna: 331 homes sold at an average price of $228,354. The highest price was $1,500,000. Buckeye Valley: 107 homes sold at an average price of $216,508. The highest price was $650,000. Hilliard: 617 homes sold at an average price of $196,790. The highest price was $807,000. Westerville: 575 homes sold at an average price of $195,363. The highest price was $787,040. Marysville: 185 homes sold at an average price of $164,269. The highest price was $355,000. Delaware: 219 homes sold at an average price of $139,635. The highest price was $345,000. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SALES-BY-COUNTY Results Delaware: 1308 homes sold at an average price of $288,610. The highest price was $3,200,000. Union: 305 homes sold at an average price of $214,039. The highest price was $1,150,000. Franklin: 7,195 homes sold at an average price of $157,401. The highest price was $2,025,000. Licking: 912 homes sold at an average price of $152,672. The highest price was $1,350,000. Fairfield: 869 homes sold at an average price of $149,349. The highest price was $950,000. Madison: 182 homes sold at an average price of $132,270. The highest price was $510,000. |
 Would you like to see a comparison chart of tax rates by school districts? Elaine has prepared an easy-to-understand graph comparing tax rates for each taxing area within certain school districts. She also has available a graph showing the average price of homes by zip code within certain school districts. The data for both charts is for these school districts: Upper Arlington, Hilliard, Dublin, Worthington, Olentangy, Westerville, New Albany (Plain Local), Buckeye Valley, Delaware, and Big Walnut. Simply click on the graph photo to email Elaine with your request. |