Lewis Center, OH

Summerfield Village Lewis Center Homes Real Estate

According to the Columbus Ohio MLS, there were 4 homes sold in Summerfield Village Lewis Center Ohio within the last 6 months ( June 15, 2011 to December 14, 2011 ).

The highest selling home during that time frame was located at 7342 Lavender Ln. Lewis Center Ohio 43035. 7342 Lavender Ln. sold for $242,500 and closed on August 12, 2011. This home sold in 81 days. The home pictured to the right is a home located in Summerfield Village Lewis Center Ohio, Deleware County.

The average selling price per square foot for Summerfield Village Lewis Center Ohio Home Sales during that time frame was $114.07. Those homes sold within 61 days on average.

If you know of anyone thinking of buying or selling a home in Lewis Center Ohio 43035, please have them contact Sam Cooper with HER Realtors. Sam Cooper is one of the top selling real estate agents in Central Ohio. Email Sam: sam.cooper@realliving.com or call (614) 561-3201.

Find Summerfield Village Lewis Center Homes for sale. Visit: www.LewisCenter-Homes.com

Shadow Creek Lewis Center OH Homes

According to the Columbus Ohio MLS, there was 1 Shadow Creek Lewis Center Ohio Home sold within the last 6 months ( June 15, 2011 to December 14, 2011 ).

That home sold in Shadow Creek during that time frame was located at 3556 Greenville Dr. Lewis Center Ohio 43035. 3556 Greenville Dr. sold for $214,500 and closed on October 21, 2011. This home sold in 28 days. The home pictured to the right is a home located in Shadow Creek Lewis Center Ohio, Deleware County.

If you know of anyone thinking of buying or selling a home in Lewis Center Ohio 43035, please have them contact Sam Cooper with HER Realtors. Sam Cooper is one of the top selling real estate agents in Central Ohio. Email Sam: sam.cooper@realliving.com or call (614) 561-3201.

Find Lewis Center OH Homes for sale. Visit: www.LewisCenter-Homes.com

Lewis Center, Ohio home prices brought to you by Maureen McCabe of Real Living HER

The graph shows single family prices for homes with a Lewis Center, Ohio 43035 mailing address for the past 15 months.

The Columbus Board of REALTORS (CBR) announced November 2011 sales today December 21, 2011:

The Columbus Board of REALTORS reports residential properties (includes condominiums.) Lewis Center is not one of the areas broken out by the CBR since it is not a corporation. The focus of the news release from the Columbus Board of REALTORS was sales increase but it says sale prices were down in November for the entire MLS. November 2011: Columbus Home Sales Up

Lewis Center, Ohio home prices a market report for November 2011

Average active (for sale) price - $302,000

Average sale price - $251,000

The November 2011 average active (for sale) price in Lewis Center was up 6.7% from a year ago. The November 2011 average sale price of a Lewis Center single family was down 2.7% from November 2010.

Lewis Center, Ohio homes for sale - neighborhoods

The graph and market report are for homes with a 43035 zip code. Neighborhoods in the Lewis Center area include Crosscreek, Glen Oak, Mariner's Watch, Oak Creek, Olentangy Glade, Olentangy Meadows, Parkshore, Summerfield Village, The Shores, Wynnstone, Waverly Place and many others. The neighborhoods in the Lewis Center, Ohio 43035 zip code are either in the City of Columbus or in unincorporated areas (townships.) The largest percentage of the Lewis Center, Ohio 43035 homes are in Orange Township.

Lewis Center, Ohio 43035 homes for sale by price range

Lewis Center, Ohio 43035 homes for sale priced from $200,000 to $300,000

Lewis Center, Ohio homes for sale priced from $300,000 to $400,000

Lewis Center, Ohio homes for sale priced from $400,000 to $500,000

Change searches to reflect what you are looking for in price or area. You are welcome to use the search on my site, Maureen McCabe.com for a better home search. You are able to see virtually all homes on the Columbus Board of REALTORS mls (multiple listing service.) It is much more accurate than Trulia, Zillow, RealBird or most online home searches.

Lewis Center, Ohio Home Prices - November 2011 was published December 2011 based on data available from the Columbus Board of REALTORS® at the end of November 2011. Trendgraphix reports are based on data supplied by the Columbus Board of Realtors. According to Trendgraphix neither CBR nor the mls (multiple listing service) guarantee or are in anyway responsible for the accuracy of the data. "Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed." Since I am relying on their info you have no guarantee from me either. A slight correction is sometimes visible in the data the next month.

The final duration of the general economic crunch continues to be an open question, and one that has lingering effects on Lewis Center luxury home market for both buyers and sellers. It seems that no matter what some of the economists point to as demonstration of a turnaround in progress, there are plenty of others emphasizing the opposite view. For today’s luxury home buyer and the sellers of high end properties, it can be a major puzzler. Have values bottomed? Is it the right time to sell? To buy? How soft is the luxury home market? Even, how much of a market is there to talk about?

Although Lewis Center is the only place that matters when you are seriously considering becoming a luxury home buyer or seller, the national statistics are informative, especially when they run counter to common belief. Although the final statistics are always maddeningly slow to be confirmed, there appears to be good reason to suspect that today's luxury home buyer is not only willing but quite able to step up to the plate.

Consider some of these published reports. According to the most recent Luxury Home Council White Paper, $100,000+ income households are growing 5.4 times faster than all U.S. households. Jobs disappearing? Surprisingly, the unemployment crunch is by far the lowest among the highest earners. According to the ILHM, the top twenty percent of earners have an unemployment rate between 3-4%, a distant cry from the bottom twenty percent of earners' 19-31%. According to Spectrum, last year the millionaire's club expanded by a surprising 16%, despite all the scare headlines. Bloomberg reports that the merely 'affluent' households (net assets of a half million dollars or more over and above the value of their primary residence) increased by a truly surprising 12%!

What this means for the luxury home seller is that the pool of potential luxury home buyers is not only still out there, but apparently expanding. Although the hit that's been taken by all segments of residential real estate is far from over, monthly reports are increasingly looking as if the long-awaited price turnaround may be underway. And one prediction is more dependable than all the others. As soon as the possibility that the proverbial “corner” has been turned becomes “common wisdom”, the stampede to catch the value boat before it leaves port will begin in earnest.

At that point, for the luxury home seller, the good news will come as quite a relief. And as usual, for the luxury home buyer who waited until he could be sure, the news will be not quite so good.