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The homes represented by this graph are single family homes in the Dublin School District. The graph shows inventory of single family homes in Dublin schools for the past 15 months. You knew that though didn't you?

Dublin homes for sale - a market report
392 homes for sale
52 homes sold in October 2009
7.5 months of inventory based on sales

9.7% less homes for sale than a year ago.
25.7% less months of inventory (based on closed Sales) in comparison to October 2008

Average active price $521,000
Average sale price $291,000

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Dublin homes for sale - neighborhoods

Since these statistics are for more than just the city of Dublin, it includes properties in neighborhoods in the City of Columbus including Ballymead, Brookside Colony, Brookside Woods (some, part of the neighborhood is in Worthington schools, Olde Sawmill (parts of this neighborhood are in Worthington schools and part is in Dublin schools), Riverside Green, Summitview Woods and many, many more.

City of Dublin neighborhoods such as Lowell Trace, Westbury, Wexford Woods, Wyndham Village and lots more.

Neighborhoods in unicorporated areas in Dublin schools are included in the graph of inventory and statistics.

Central Ohio school district boundaries existed long before this area was developed and parts were annexed into Dublin or Columbus.

Dublin home sales - October 2009
+ 20.9% home sales in October 2009 over October 2008
Average sale price $291,000
Median price $244,000

Published November 2009, based on data available from the Columbus Board of REALTORS® at the end of October 2009. TrendGraphix reports presented are based on data supplied by the Columbus Board of Realtors. According to Trendgraphix neither CBR nor their MLS (multiple listing service ) guarantee or are in anyway responsible for its accuracy. "Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed." Only Real Living HER agents are authorized to use Trendgraphix in Central Ohio.

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Dublin Ohio was once the wild, wild west according to the Dublin Historical Society.

In "From Leatherlips to Microchips" by Scott T. Weber a chapter from the book 'The Faces of Old Dublin' tells of

Weber who grew up in Dublin shares this poem about early Dublin:

“Dublin, Dublin, city of beautiful roses,
Gouged out eyes and bloody noses,
If it weren’t for the solid foundation,
It’d be gone to hell and damnation.”

Rock throwing was common?

There's a story about a "rumble" between Dublin and Worthington.

The first non Native American settlers in what eventually became Dublin arrived in 1810 from Franklinton, 12 miles south. Dublin Ohio celebrates it's bicentennial in 2010.

Dublin is much changed today.

Dublin Ohio's ghost is mentioned more in the spring than the fall. 

Ghosts and witches are usually more Halloween than May or June but the spirit of a Native American  who lived where Dublin has been for almost 200 years now is often blamed for rain during the Memorial Golf Tournament at Muirfield. 

The Dublin Historical Society shares three stories about Chief Shateyaronyah who was called Chief Leatherlips by the white settlers.

Some would say the Wyandotte Chief known as Leatherlips haunts Dublin.   The Dublin Historical Society has an excerpt from an Associated Press newspaper article in 1997 that tells of the "Curse of Leatherlips"  and says "Though there is no evidence that it is true, local lore has it that the course was built on an Indian burial ground."

Kind of silly really.  Muirfield is far away from the Leatherlips Memorial and Chief Leatherlips was a friend of the white settlers.

Not a fan of golf?

The traffic during the tournament can be wild but the land along the Scioto River in Western Franklin County almost 200 years later has changed a lot from the land the Native American Chief lived on.

Leatherlips a .pdf of three stories from the Dublin Historical Society.

Two earlier renditions of the story of the  execution of Chief Leatherlips by another Wyandotte Chief say the Native Americans believed Chief Leatherlips was a witch.  Chief Leatherlips stayed and was friends with the white settlers and honored the Treaty of Greenville.  Other Wyandottes retreated north to the Sandusky area and blamed their illnesses and hardships in their new home on Chief Leatherlips.

"The Death of Chief Leatherlips" was published in 1929.

"Execution of a Witch Doctor" was "An actual account of Leatherlips’ execution has been taken from an article in a literary magazine called The Hesperian of the West. Otway Curry, who was one of the editors, wrote the article which was published in 1838."

Dublin Ohio's ghost - history

The historical information on the Dublin Historical Societies website is from the book "From Leatherlips to Microchips" writtten by Scott T. Weber.  Weber grew up in Dublin.

The Leatherlips monument is on Riverside Drive in Dublin, close to where he is believed to have been executed by Wyandotte Indians.  Leatherlips was executed in 1810, the same year white people from Franklinton started the settlement which would become Dublin.

Dublin's Bicentennial - 2010

Worthington's Native American History - ancient Native Americans

Photo Credit: The photo is from hickr's Flickr photostream.

Dublin's Bicentennial - Dublin Ohio will be 200 years old in 2010.

Dublin's This Week Community Newspaper's Residents will help tell city's story by Jennifer Noblit says the theme is "200 years. One community. Endless possibilities."

Dublin is looking for “Shanachies” story tellers.

If you are reading this from afar don't let the cities name fool you. It was not settled by Irish people, story tellers or not... The man who surveyed the area for the early settlers was from Ireland and was allowed to name it for his home town. That never stops Dublin from celebrating all things Irish.

Dublin events throughout 2010 will focus on the cities bicentennial to celebrate 200 years.

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Dublin Ohio Real Estate

Within the last 30 days ( Sept. 21 through Oct. 21, 2009 ), according to the Columbus Oh MLS, there were 87 home sales in Dublin Ohio.

After doing some research, there were a total of 61 homes sold in Dublin Ohio while 26 sales were condominiums. The average selling price for condos sold in Dublin Ohio within the last 30 days was $199,867. The highest selling condo in Dublin was sold at 3233 Armscote Rd. in desirable River Highlands Subdivision, closing on Sept. 28, 2009.

The average selling price for homes sold in Dublin Ohio within the last 30 days was $322,068. 21 of those homes were newer than 1995. The highest selling home was in Muirfield Village.

If you know of anyone thinking of buying or selling a home in Dublin Ohio, please have them contact Sam Cooper a top producing Realtor with HER Real Living.

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