Connie Sadowski, Realtor

With almost 1,000 more homes on the market at this time in 2025 than 2024, a busy spring lies ahead for REALTORS® in central Ohio. The median sales price in the latest central Ohio housing report published by Columbus REALTORS® rose to $305,000, marking a 1.9% increase year over year, while inventory has reached its highest levels for a February since 2017. There were 3,716 homes for sale in the Columbus & Central Ohio Regional Multiple Listing Service at the end of February, a 32% increase over February 2024, when there were 2,817 single-family homes and condominiums on the market. “We’ve experienced some warm weather, and we can sense spring approaching,” said Columbus REALTORS® President Buffie Patterson. “From our previous experience, we know that as the weather changes, home sales tend to increase. I believe we are poised for a busy spring in central Ohio.” In 2024, sales increased by nearly 16% from February to March. With almost 1,000 additional homes on the market ...

Waiting is a strategy but is it a good one? These numbers may help you decide it’s time to jump in the housing market now. Closings in central Ohio were up 3.5% compared to last November, and the total inventory checked in at 4,600 homes and condos, a 21.2 percent increase over last year. Through 11 months, 2024’s housing market in central Ohio is on track to outperform 2023 in nearly every category. There were 2,146 closings reported in the Columbus & Central Ohio Regional MLS in November 2024. The median sales price remained the same as October, holding steady at $315,000. Days on market rose 29.2% year over year to 31 days, and new listings dipped 1.3% compared to last year, as 2,204 new listings entered the market in November. November’s total number of closed sales was in line with last year's; however, it marked an 18.3% decrease compared to last month. In October, 2,539 closed sales were reported. As the year winds down, 2024 is tracking to outperform 2023 across the boa...

  Home Values Rise Even as Median Prices Fall Headlines have been buzzing about the median asking price of homes dropping compared to last year, and that’s sparked plenty of confusion. And as a   buyer   or   seller , it’s easy to assume that means prices are coming down. But here’s the catch: those numbers don’t tell the full story. Nationally, home values are actually rising, even if the median price is down a bit. Let’s break down what’s really happening so you can make sense of the market without getting caught up in the fear the headlines create. Homes on the Market Right Now Are Smaller The biggest reason for the dip in median price is the size of homes being sold. The median price reflects the middle point of all the homes for sale at any given time. And that’ll be affected by the mix of homes on the market. To show you how this works, here’s a simple explanation of a median ( see visual below ). Let’s say you have three coins in your pocket, an...

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