Your Dollar Goes Further in Columbus, Ohio An article caught my eye in a recent e-newsletter that I received from the National Association of Realtors. On October 10th, Forbes magazine published a list of 10 cities where residents get the most for their money. When I saw the headline I decided to read the entire article to see if by chance Columbus was listed. Surprise, surprise...it...
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As I stated in our May e-Newsletter, there are many reasons to be optimistic about the housing market, not the least of which shows year to date unit sales in New Albany are up over the same period last year. The Columbus Board of Realtors recently published a few other pieces of good news I'd like to share: "The Housing Crisis is Over," says the Wall Street Journal, Op-Ed writer Cyril...
The New Albany Classic Signatures Series is presented by the New Albany Company, New Albany Realty and the Wexner family through a grant to the New Albany Community Foundation. Additional details are available by calling 614-446-7100 or visit www.newalbanysignatureseries.com Saturday, May 3 The Four Aces Fundraiser to benefit New Albany Students' pursuits in Achievement through Academics, the Arts and...
As I was reading the "Business Page" of the Columbus Dispatch on Tuesday, I was struck once again, with how totally local real estate actually is. The article I was reading indicated that the decline of sales in Columbus was not as bad as those reported by the Ohio Association of Realtors for the entire state of Ohio. I decided to take it one step further and look at New Albany specifically. The Ohio...
National Real Estate Scenarios Don't Apply to Columbus, Ohio! I just read an article from the Wall Street Journal's "Real Estate Journal Today" – an online service sponsored by www.WSJ.com. The head line reads "Kimmel Home Listed for $81.5 Million". That headline will definitely catch your attention, but is it really relevant in Columbus Ohio? I don't think so. This article is perhaps good fodder...