Ohio State Breaks Ground on the Timashev Technology Tower in Its Innovation District
Ohio State held a groundbreaking for the eight-story, 103,000-square-foot Timashev Technology Tower in its Innovation District. See what the university announced, what it did not say, and how to read development news.
The Honda LG Battery Plant: What Central Ohio Homebuyers Should Know
The Honda LG battery plant is in Jeffersonville, Fayette County, not Columbus. See what it produces, the jobs expected, and how relocating and rightsizing buyers can think about it without overstating its effect on home prices.
Ohio Renter Moves Are Down, and the Lock-In Story Matters for Homeowners Too
Ohio renter mobility fell from 29.6% in 2014 to 22.9% in 2024, and homeowners are staying put longer too. See what the data says about mortgage lock-in and low sales volume, and what it means if you plan to move or rightsize.
Intel Ohio One's Delayed Timeline: What It Means for Central Ohio Homebuyers
Intel now targets 2030 and 2031 for its two Ohio One buildings, years after the original plan. Learn what is confirmed, what is not, and how relocating and rightsizing buyers can plan a home purchase around a project that keeps moving.
Housing Trends in Westerville and New Developments to Watch
Westerville is renovating City Hall, preparing an 88-acre site, and weighing a proposed mixed-use project near Uptown. See what is confirmed, what is still a proposal, and how relocating and rightsizing buyers can read it.
Columbus's Seller Market Rewards Right-Priced Homes: What the Fall 2026 Numbers Say
Central Ohio has about 2.4 months of supply, which leans toward sellers, but inventory is up and homes average about 97% of original list price. See what the fall 2026 numbers mean for pricing, preparation and negotiation.
How Ohio Property Taxes Actually Work, and What the 2026 Update Means
Ohio taxes 35% of a home's appraised value at local voted rates, and Franklin County's 2026 update, averaging about 9% for homes, affects 2027 bills. Here's how the system works and how to use it when comparing homes.
Columbus Jobs Are Growing Faster Than Almost Anywhere Else: Where Relocating Buyers Should Look
Columbus ranks among the nation's fastest-growing large metros for jobs, and Licking County led the country in one recent measure. Here is what the numbers say, where they differ, and how relocating buyers can use them to choose where to live.
Ohio's Gas Tax Is Suspended for 90 Days: What Drivers Need to Know
Governor Mike DeWine signed House Bill 519 on October 1, 2026, suspending Ohio's gas tax for 90 days starting October 4, reducing the tax on regular gasoline from 38.5 cents per gallon to roughly 1 cent.
Chick-fil-A, Chipotle, and Dunkin' Confirmed for Delaware's New $20M Shopping Center
Delaware City Council unanimously approved a zoning amendment on February 2, 2026, clearing the way for the $20 million Trailhead Crossings shopping center, with Chick-fil-A, Chipotle, Dunkin', and Take 5 confirmed as initial tenants.
Should You Give Up a Low Mortgage Rate to Move?
The 30-year mortgage rate hit 7.28% on October 1, 2026, the highest since late 2023. Here's how the lock-in effect works, when moving still makes sense for Central Ohio homeowners, and which options can soften the impact.
Target Is Coming to Delaware: What to Know About Trailhead Crossings
Target is confirmed for phase two of Delaware's Trailhead Crossings development, announced the same day phase one broke ground on Sunbury Road with seven confirmed businesses including Chipotle and Chick-fil-A.
How School District Boundaries Actually Affect Home Values in Central Ohio
Central Ohio's school district boundaries frequently cut across city limits and even individual streets, so two homes a few hundred feet apart can carry meaningfully different values and tax rates based purely on district.
A Proposed Highway Could Run Through Delaware County's Farmland: What to Know
ODOT submitted its feasibility study for a proposed 18-mile connector between US 23 and I-71 to the Ohio Legislature, a project estimated to cost $857 million to $1.2 billion and running through generational farmland in three counties.
The Move-Up and Rightsizing Market in Central Ohio Right Now
Central Ohio's move-up buyers, trading a starter or mid-size home for something that better fits a changed stage of life, are finding genuinely more room to negotiate right now, with inventory at its highest level in over a decade.
What to Know About Today's Central Ohio Market If You're Moving Here
Central Ohio's inventory sits at its highest level in over a decade, giving buyers moving here from out of state or transitioning into a new kind of home genuinely more selection and negotiating room than in recent years.
What's Actually Happening in the Central Ohio Housing Market Right Now
Central Ohio's housing market posted a 2.3% price increase to a $350,000 median in July 2026, with inventory reaching its highest July level in more than a decade. Here's an honest, current read on what that means for buyers and sellers.