Parking in Downtown Powell Is About to Get Easier: 50 New Public Spaces Are Coming
Finding a place to park in downtown Powell could soon get easier. City Council has approved a four-year agreement creating approximately 50 public spaces on East Olentangy Street, while an even larger parking project is on the way.
Powell OH Real Estate Trends: 2026 Market Report
Powell, Ohio is still one of Central Ohio’s priciest suburbs. Over the last twelve months the median sold price ran about $642,500 across 214 closings, with a median 40 days on market and most homes closing within roughly 1% of asking. Sellers hold strong equity. Buyers finally have room to think.
Powell Is Spending $70K to Talk About Village Green. Here’s Why Residents Should Pay Attention
Powell City Council has approved a $70,000 public relations contract as planning continues for a potential redevelopment of the 12-acre Village Green. After hundreds of resident comments and concerns about communication, here's what the city is doing, why council wasn't unanimous and what Powell residents should watch for next.
Delaware County Renews Property Tax Rollback: What Homeowners Need to Know
Delaware County has renewed its 0.5-mill property tax rollback for a fifth consecutive year, providing nearly $7.1 million in projected tax relief. Here’s what Central Ohio homeowners, buyers, and sellers should know about the rollback and how property taxes can affect the true cost of owning a home.
Downtown Columbus Growth: What It Means for Buyers and Sellers
Downtown Columbus is in the middle of a sustained development surge, new mixed-use projects, infrastructure investment, and population growth are reshaping the urban core and rippling outward to suburbs like Lewis Center, Powell, and Dublin. That momentum creates real opportunity for buyers seeking urban living and sellers positioned to capture rising demand.
Liberty Township and Columbus Zoo Reach Settlement: What Delaware County Residents Should Know
A yearlong legal dispute between Liberty Township and the Columbus Zoo may be coming to an end. A new settlement could bring Liberty Township up to $725,000 over five years while the township continues providing EMS services to the zoo. Here's what happened, what the agreement requires and why it matters to Delaware County residents.