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Columbus, Ohio 43229 homes for sale - October 2009

Columbus, Ohio 43229 homes for sale October 2009 by Maureen McCabe Real Living HER Worthington

Columbus Ohio 43229 home inventory graph

Links to some Central Ohio school districts including the Columbus City School District. Most of the homes in Columbus Ohio 43229 are in the Columbus City School District but a smidgen of the Devonshire neighborhood is in Worthington City School District and a little bit of a couple of different 43229 neighborhoods are in the Westerville School District. The school districts were in place before the Northland area was developed.

ZIP codes are just mail routes. ZIP codes are subject to change. ZIP codes don't change often especially in areas where there is not new construction going on.


Columbus Ohio 43229 ZIP homes for sale - a market report

197 homes for sale
33 homes sold in September 2009
6.0 months of inventory based on sales

Average active price $111,000
Average sale price $94,000

-23.9% homes for sale than a year ago.
7.1% more months of inventory (based on closed Sales) in comparison to September 2008

Columbus, Ohio 43229 homes for sale - Northland neighborhoods

There are homes on the market now in Chaseland Manor, Devonshire, Forest Park, Granville Manor, Kar-Mel Village, Lakewood Park, Northland Park, Sharon Woods, Skywae Heights, Tamarack Condominium, Willowick Condominiums, Woodglen Condominiums and more nieghborhoods in the 43229 ZIP code. About 30 homes are in the Columbus Board of REALTORS® MLS (multiple listing service) with no subdivision listed. A few aren't really in a "subdivision" but most are. What a shame for those sellers.


Columbus Ohio 43229 home sales - September 2009

-28.3% home sales in September 2009 over September 2008
Average sale price $94,000
Median price $97,000

Columbus, Ohio 43229 home sales September 2009 Northland neighborhoods

Cheshire Commons
Devonshire
Forest Park
Granville Manor
Kar-Mel Village
Lakewood Park
Northland Park
Sharon Woods
Skywae Heights
Tamarack Condominium
Willowick Condominiums
Woodward Park
Worthington Forest Condominiums


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Trendgraphix uses single family and condominium sales combined. The graphs are based on data available at the end of September 2009. The graph was created with data from the Columbus Board of REALTORS® and Trendgraphix. Only Real Living HER agents are authorized to use Trendgraphix in Central Ohio.

Columbus, Ohio 43235 homes for sale - October 2009

Columbus, Ohio 43235 homes for sale - October 2009 by Maureen McCabe Real Living HER Worthington

43235 ZIP code home inventory graph

43235 is a northwest Columbus ZIP code. 43235 is sometimes called West Worthington. Prior to the ZIP codes creation in the late 1980s, the area was part of the 43085 ZIP code. ZIP codes are just mail routes!

There are neighborhoods in the Columbus, Ohio 43235 ZIP code in the Columbus, Dublin or Worthington school districts. The school district boundaries existed before this area was developed.

The neighborhoods in the 43235 ZIP code are primarily in the City of Columbus but some are in unincorporated areas in Perry Township or Sharon Township.

Central Ohio school information on selected schools including the Columbus, Dublin and Worthington school districts.

Columbus, Ohio 43235 homes for sale - a market report

256 homes for sale
47 homes sold in September 2009
5.4 months of inventory based on sales

Average active price $258,000
Average sale price $182,000

11.9% more homes for sale than a year ago.
29.9% less months of inventory (based on closed Sales) in comparison to September 2008

Columbus, Ohio 43235 homes for sale - neighborhoods

In October 2009 there are homes for sale in Ashville Commons, Briarbank, Brookside Colony, Brookside Woods, Brookside Estates, Courtney Place, Gables, Kempton Run, Lakes of Worthington, Linsdey Woods, Linworth Village, Linworth Woods, Misty Meadows, Mt. Air, Northwoods (or North woods?), Northbridge Hamlet, Olentangy High Bluffs, Oldstone Crossing, Oakridge Meadows, Portage Grove, Sharon Hills, Smokey Row, Stilson Highlands, Stilson Village, Sycamore Hills, Summerwood, The Ravines at Flint Park, The Sanctuary, Village at Worthington, Timbers Edge, Traditions at Highbluffs, Trotters Chase, Village at Forest Ridge, Village at The Bluffs, Village at Willow Brook, Village of Olentangy, Villas on the Boulevard, Whispering Pines, Wishing Well Acres, Woods at the Josephinum, Worthington Green, Worthington Hills, Worthingview and many, many more northwest neighborhoods...

Columbus, Ohio 43235 home sales - September 2009

+ 11.9% home sales in September 2009 over September 2008
Average sale price $182,000
Median price $161,000

Columbus, Ohio 43235 home sales - September 2009 neighborhoods

Bethel Commons
Bethel Village
Brookside Estates
Crown Ridge
Dublin Green
Gables West
Lakes at Bethel Park
Lakes of Worthington
Misty Meadows
North Hampton Village
Northbridge Hamlet
Old Woods Farm
Olentangy Highbluffs
Smoky Row Manor
Summerwood
Sycamore Hills
The Bluffs
The Woods at the Josephinum
Traditions at Highbluff
Trotters Chase
Village at Willow Brook
Village at Worthington
Worthington Hills
Worthington Run

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Trendgraphix uses single family and condominium sales combined. The graphs are based on data available at the end of September 2009. The graph was created with data from the Columbus Board of REALTORS® and Trendgraphix. Only Real Living HER agents are authorized to use Trendgraphix in Central Ohio.

Columbus, Ohio 43235

Dublin schools homes for sale

Worthington schools homes for sale

Westerville's history

Westerville Ohio  SignI was trying to find something about Westerville's history and ended up on the Westerville Libraries website.

Westerville has such an interesting history, the Underground Railroad, the temperance movement and the Whisky Wars including the Anti-Saloon League...

Sometimes I think Westerville has a much more colorful history in many ways than some of it's Central Ohio neighbors.

What I was looking for about Westerville was.... I was thinking Westerville was having a birthday. I keep thinking that Dublin and Westerville are the same age.... I thought Worthington was settled in 1803 and Dublin and Westerville were settled in 1810. I was wrong. I guess Westerville's first white settlers arrived in 1806. The Westervelt's arrived in 1816 and got the city named after them.

Dublin Ohio is celebrating it's bicentennial in 2010

Trying to find Westerville's history I found the Westerville Libraries history.

The Westerville Library was not born until 1930

It turns out the Westerville library was born from the temperance movement or had a strong connecton anyway...

"From its beginnings on the first floor of the residence of Purley Baker, temperance leader in the Anti-Saloon League, the Westerville Public Library has been dedicated to meeting the expanding needs of the community. On December 15, 1930, the library opened with Cora Bailey as Librarian, and within several weeks it contained 3,062 volumes and 885 registered borrowers. Within two years, increased books and patrons created the need to move to the second floor of the municipal building which is today a part of the municipal complex on State Street. The library's newly remodeled three rooms included four tables in the main reading room, a "junior" reading room, and a room for processing and repairing books. From the library's inception, educational programming was important. Programs celebrating National Book Week were held, a children's story hour was established and a tour of the library for first graders was initiated, which still happens today."

Today the Anti-Saloon League and the Westerville Library are still linked. The Anti-Saloon League site is on the Westerville Libraries website.

According to the Anti-Saloon League website that organization was active from 1893 to 1933.

Happy belated birthday Westerville!

Westerville today

Westerville is the BEST place to live in Ohio

Westerville Ohio

Westerville homes for sale - a recent real estate market report

Columbus Ohio 43240 homes for sale - October 2009

Columbus Ohio 43240 homes for sale prepared by Maureen McCabe Real Living HER

Columbus Ohio 43240 homes for sale graph


Columbus Ohio 43240 homes for sale - a market report

45 homes for sale
7 homes sold in September 2009
6.4 months of inventory based on current sales

Average active price $183,000
Average sale price $157,000


13.5% less homes for sale than a year ago.
50.8% less months of inventory (based on closed Sales) in comparison to September 2008

Columbus Ohio 43240 homes for sale neighborhoods

There are homes for sale in Prestwick Commons, Prestwick Green, The Lakes at Polaris, Traditions at Walker Park, The Retreat at Polaris, Village at Polaris Park, Village at Worthington Crossing, Woods at Polaris, now. It looks like all the homes on the market in the 43240 ZIP code are in the City of Columbus. The homes are all in Delaware County and the Olentangy school district.

Columbus Ohio 43240 home sales - September 2009

+ 75% home sales in September 2009 over September 2008

Average sale price $157,000

Homes were sold in September in the Prestwick Commons, Prestwick Green, Village at Polaris Park, Village at Worthington Crossing neighborhoods!

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About Trendgraphix - Data published October 2009, based on data available from the Columbus Board of REALTORS® at the end of September 2009. The data includes single family homes and condominiums. 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.

Dublin Ohio's ghost stories

Dublin's Leatherlips monument

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.