Columbus Market Snapshot

 

Real Estate News, Information and Homes For Sale across central Ohio

Columbus Real Estate.
Delaware County.
Fairfield County.
Franklin County.
Licking County.
Madison County.
Pickaway County.
Union County.
Information on this website is deemed to be accurate but is subject to errors and omissions and should be verified to your satisfaction.
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Richard Robinson, Keller Williams Consultants Realty, Dublin, Ohio, 43016    (614) 932-2000    

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Serving central Ohio including Dublin, Lewis Center, Powell, Delaware, New Albany, Westerville and Hilliard.

Columbus Market Snapshot offers real estate news, statistics and information about homes for sale across central Ohio.  

Columbus Real Estate.
Delaware County.
Fairfield County.
Franklin County.
Licking County.
Madison County.
Pickaway County.
Union County.

For Sale vs. Sold Report   

This report helps determine the trend of market supply and demand.

It also helps determine whether the current market is a seller or buyer market.   

 

A download trend of listing inventory and an upward trend of the number of properties sold indicates the seller is in a better negotiating position.  

 

An upward trend of listing inventory and a downward trend of the number of properties sold indicates the buyer is in a better negotiating position.

 

 

 

 

Average Price For Sale & Sold Report

 

In this report, if the average listing price and average sold price are the closest, the area has the healthiest market.

 

It helps identify where the softest market is and where the buyer can find the biggest price concessions.

 

If a very expensive or very cheap home has been sold, these statistics can be skewed up or down, and the trend line can fluctuate with less consistency.

Months of Inventory

 

The current inventory level is derived by dividing the monthly listing number by the monthly sold number which is shown in Months of Inventory graph.

 

As a general rule of thumb, an inventory level of less than three indicates a strong seller market while an inventory level greater than six indicates a buyer's market.

 

Of course many other factors influence the market such as regional real estate conditions, distress sales and the local economy.  

Thinking about Selling or Buying a Home?  Knowledge is Power.

The statistics below are from Trendgraphix and are intended to give you insight into each county’s real estate market.  Please feel free to contact me if you would like statistics like these for a specific subdivision or zip code.  Richard Robinson, Keller Williams Consultants Realty