Intel's New Albany Fab and Central Ohio Real Estate
Intel's Ohio One semiconductor campus in New Albany is driving measurable housing demand across the east-side Franklin County and Licking County corridors, pushing New Albany's median sale price to $600,000 and compressing inventory as owner-occupants, construction workers, and investors all compete for the same homes.
How OSU's Expansion Is Reshaping Columbus Real Estate
Ohio State University's $1.5+ billion in active facility investments, combined with innovation district partnerships linking campus to downtown Columbus, is driving new housing demand, office development, and population growth across Central Ohio's real estate market.
Intel New Albany Fab: Central Ohio Real Estate Impact
Intel’s massive New Albany semiconductor project is about more than jobs and economic development. It’s creating a long-term ripple effect across Central Ohio real estate. From New Albany and Pataskala to Gahanna, Pickerington, Sunbury, and beyond, new employees, contractors, investors, and development are influencing housing demand. Here’s what Central Ohio buyers and sellers should understand about the Intel effect and what it could mean for their next move.