How Photo and Video Enhance Dublin Listings
Most buyers search on a phone, and national survey data rates photos as the most useful part of a listing. See how photos, video and floor plans can help a Dublin home earn a showing, with current local numbers.
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.
Halloween Week in Columbus: Pumpkins Aglow, Trick-or-Treat and More
Pumpkins Aglow, trick-or-treat hours, a free Statehouse tour and a Crew match: a dated guide to Halloween week in Central Ohio, plus a rightsizer's view of what each evening can reveal about a neighborhood.
Attract Powell Homebuyers With Luxury Marketing:A Launch Plan
A higher-priced Powell listing reaches a smaller, more selective pool of buyers, so the launch matters. See a week-by-week plan covering preparation, photos, private previews, outreach and a review point, with current Powell numbers.
Where to Find the Best Fall Views in Delaware County
Delaware Source rounds up fall color spots from Alum Creek and Highbanks to Delaware State Park and Stratford Ecological Center. See a trail-by-trail summary and tips for rightsizers who want easy walks close to home.
Living in Gahanna, Ohio: A Relocation Guide to the Herb Capital
Gahanna sits northeast of Columbus with a creekside downtown, a long park list and its own school district. See sourced facts, what to verify before you buy, and a simple visit plan for relocating buyers.
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.
Selling a Luxury Home in Powell: Marketing That Reaches the Right Buyers
A luxury listing in Powell sits above the typical sale, so it needs its own comparables, pricing logic and marketing plan. See current Powell data and a practical approach to pricing, presentation and preparation.
Galena Voters to Decide on a 2-Mill Levy: What Homeowners and Buyers Should Know
Galena voters will decide on an additional 2-mill levy on the November ballot that the county auditor estimates would collect $192,942 a year, about $70 per $100,000 of market value. See what is on the ballot and what is under way in the village.
Selling a Home in Ohio: What the Residential Property Disclosure Form Means for You
Ohio sellers of one-to-four-unit homes generally complete a state disclosure form before buyers commit. See what it covers, when to deliver it, what happens if it is late or wrong, and how to complete it honestly and early.
Why Realtor Expertise Makes a Real Difference in Central Ohio
Central Ohio prices vary widely by community, and a REALTOR® follows a published Code of Ethics. See sourced price spreads, what the Code requires, and the questions to ask before choosing an agent for your move.
Holy TBDBITL! Ohio State's Marching Band Brings Batman to Ohio Stadium
The Ohio State Marching Band staged a Batman-themed halftime show at Ohio Stadium, forming the Batmobile, the Bat-signal and Batman himself. See the story and what game days mean for newcomers touring homes in Columbus.
Buying a Home With a Septic System or Private Well in Central Ohio: What to Check First
Many Central Ohio homes rely on a septic system or private well. Learn how to read Ohio's disclosure form, what local health districts inspect, which water tests are suggested, and which questions to ask before you buy.
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.
Ohio Women's Monument Unveiled at the Statehouse: A New Downtown Columbus Landmark
A monument honoring generations of Ohio women has been unveiled on the Statehouse's South Plaza in downtown Columbus. Learn what it is, who created it, and why new landmarks are worth a visit when you are getting to know the city.
What's It Actually Like to Live in Hilliard, Ohio?
Hilliard, in western Franklin County, pairs a historic core and downtown Station Park with a six-month median sold price near $440,000. Here is an honest look at its history, lifestyle, housing market and the tradeoffs to weigh before you buy.
What to Check Before You Settle on a Lewis Center Neighborhood
A Lewis Center mailing address can sit inside different townships, school attendance areas and taxing districts. Learn how to verify each by address, see current market numbers, and use a simple checklist before you settle on a neighborhood.
Ohio State's New ASL Major: What It Means for Central Ohio's Deaf Community
Ohio State launched an undergraduate American Sign Language major in 2026, with Deaf history and culture taught alongside the language. See what the program covers, the numbers behind it, and why it matters in Central Ohio.