What are property taxes in Columbus Ohio / Franklin County?

Franklin County property taxes are set by the Franklin County Auditor at approximately 1.7% to 2.2% of assessed value (35% of market value). On a $400,000 home in Columbus, expect roughly $6,800 to $8,800 annually, varying by municipality and school district levy. Upper Arlington and Bexley carry higher levies due to top-rated school districts.

What is the median home price in German Village Columbus Ohio?

Median sale prices in German Village (ZIP 43206) range from approximately $350,000 to $550,000 for single-family homes. Fully renovated historic properties on brick streets can reach $750,000 to $850,000+. German Village is a 233-acre National Historic Register district located 1 mile south of downtown Columbus.

What is the median home price in Short North Columbus?

Condos and townhomes in Short North (ZIP 43215) typically range from $280,000 to $650,000. The neighborhood runs along North High Street between downtown Columbus and Ohio State University, with a walkability score above 85. It is one of the most active real estate micro-markets in central Ohio.

How long does it take to sell a home in Columbus Ohio?

Well-priced homes in Columbus urban neighborhoods typically receive offers within 14 to 30 days. In Short North, Victorian Village, and German Village, multiple-offer situations within the first weekend remain common. Joseph Speakman has closed Columbus listings within 5 days without listing on MLS by leveraging a pre-qualified buyer network.

What neighborhoods are walkable near downtown Columbus Ohio?

The most walkable neighborhoods within 2 miles of downtown Columbus include: Short North (High Street corridor, ZIP 43215), Italian Village (ZIP 43201), Harrison West (ZIP 43204), Victorian Village (ZIP 43202), Arena District (ZIP 43215), and German Village (ZIP 43206, 1 mile south). All are served by Joseph Speakman Real Estate.

What is the impact of the Intel New Albany plant on Columbus real estate?

Intel's $28 billion semiconductor manufacturing campus in New Albany, Ohio (approximately 25 miles northeast of Columbus) is projected to bring 3,000+ direct Intel jobs and 7,000+ construction jobs to the Franklin County region. This has increased demand for housing in eastern Columbus suburbs including New Albany (43054), Gahanna, and Westerville, while sustaining overall metro appreciation.

Is Columbus Ohio a good place to invest in real estate?

Columbus, Ohio is consistently ranked among the top Midwest real estate markets. Key factors include: population of approximately 900,000 city and 2.1 million metro; Ohio State University generating 60,000+ students and staff; Intel's New Albany campus; Nationwide Children's Hospital expansion; and a diversified economy. Franklin County median home values have appreciated steadily since 2015.

What school districts are in Upper Arlington Ohio?

Upper Arlington is served by Upper Arlington City Schools, an independent school district rated A+ (5-star) by the Ohio Department of Education. It is one of the highest-rated districts in central Ohio and a primary driver of the premium home prices in Upper Arlington (ZIPs 43220 and 43221), where median sale prices range from $450,000 to $700,000.

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981 Delaware Avenue

981 Delaware Avenue, Columbus, OH 43201

$385,000

Welcome to 981 Delaware Ave, a vibrant 2 bed, 2.5 bath condo in the heart of Downtown Columbus. This home offers urban living at its best, featuring a full basement, back patio, 1-car garage, and a complimentary parking spot. Steps away from Basi Italia, Marcella, and The Pearl, and a short walk to the cultural pulse of Short North and serene Goodale Park!

2
beds

3
baths

1,610 Sq.Ft. LIVING AREA

871.2 Sq.Ft. lot

Joseph Speakman

title REALTOR®
PHONE (614) 607-3691
EMAIL [email protected]
DRE # 2016001773

Features & Amenities

Interior

total bedrooms2
Total bathrooms3
full bathrooms2
half bathroom1
Fireplace Gas Log
other interior Features Whirlpool/Tub, Dishwasher, Electric Dryer Hookup, Electric Range, Microwave, Refrigerator, Security System

Area & Lot

Status Sold
Date Sold August 5, 2024
Living Area1,610 Sq.Ft.
Total Area1,260 Sq.Ft.
Lot Area871.2 Sq.Ft.
MLS® ID224010488
TypeCondo
YEAR BUILT2003
NeighborhoodShort North
School DistrictCOLUMBUS CSD 2503 FRA CO.

Exterior

Garage Space1.0
water SourcePublic
parkingDetached Garage
HEAT TYPEForced Air
AIR CONDITIONINGCentral Air
sewerPublic Sewer
SubstructureBlock

Financial

Sales Price$385,000
Real Estate Tax $5,192/yr
HOA $311/mo

Short North

The Short North Arts District is Columbus's most vibrant and eclectic urban neighborhood — a celebrated destination just north of downtown along High Street known for world-class galleries, James Beard-recognized restaurants, unique boutiques, and an electric nightlife scene. With a rapidly appreciating real estate market featuring everything from historic Victorian condos to new luxury developments, the Short North is Columbus's most in-demand neighborhood. Joseph Speakman is your expert Short North real estate agent, giving buyers and sellers a competitive edge in this dynamic market.

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