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By Christopher Lotte, Real Broker Technologies, 614-390-9243
(Real Brokerage Technologies)
Amsterdam, Ohio Real Estate Market GuideThinking about a move to Amsterdam, Ohio? This small Carroll County village has an easygoing, country feel with quick access to bigger-town amenities in Carrollton, Steubenville, and the Ohio River corridor. If you’re looking for a place where neighbors still wave, porches matter, and weekend plans can be as simple as a hike, a ball game, or a backyard cookout, Amsterdam fits the bill. Below you’ll find a local-expert overview of Amsterdam Ohio real estate—from the pace of the Amsterdam housing market to lifestyle, neighborhoods, schools/parks, commute tips, and practical advice for both buyers and sellers. When you’re ready to start your property search, you can always tap into our full home search powered by Local Real Estate Online for the late...
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By Christopher Lotte, Real Broker Technologies, 614-390-9243
(Real Brokerage Technologies)
Alliance, Ohio Real Estate Market GuideSet at the crossroads of Stark County and Columbiana County, Alliance, Ohio blends small-city convenience with tree-lined neighborhoods, a vibrant campus scene, and quick routes to larger job centers. Whether you’re eyeing your first place, moving up for more space, or planning a strategic sale, the Alliance Ohio real estate landscape offers variety—historic homes, tidy ranches, and pockets of newer construction—without sacrificing value. Use this guide for a grounded read on the Alliance housing market, everyday lifestyle, and practical tips for buyers and sellers. When you’re ready, explore a full home search powered by Local Real Estate Online at LocalRealEstateOnline.com.Market SnapshotAs of Q4 2025, Alliance feels stable and steadily active. S...
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By Christopher Lotte, Real Broker Technologies, 614-390-9243
(Real Brokerage Technologies)
Adena, Ohio Real Estate Market GuideLooking for a small-town setting with quick connections to bigger job centers? Adena, Ohio sits along the Harrison–Jefferson county line in the Ohio Valley, where front-porch living, roomy lots, and easy drives to Steubenville, Cadiz, and the Wheeling/St. Clairsville area create a sweet spot for value and lifestyle. In this guide, you’ll find a grounded look at the Adena, Ohio real estate scene—how the market feels right now, what kinds of homes you’ll see, where locals spend their weekends, and practical tips for buying or selling. Use it as your starting point, then keep exploring with a full home search powered by Local Real Estate Online at LocalRealEstateOnline.com.Market SnapshotAs of Q4 2025, Adena’s housing market reads like classic small-town...
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By Sam Miller, Knox County Ohio Real Estate Specialist
(RE/MAX Stars Realty)
Avoid This Landmine When Quitclaiming Your Home in a DivorceDivorces can create a whirlwind of emotions, paperwork, and tough decisions—throw in a shared home, and it can get even messier.  For many couples during a divorce, one of the spouses wants to keep the house for stability (especially if kids are involved), while the other just wants out.  Many attorneys might recommend a quitclaim deed.  Many people view a quitclaim deed as a quick, low-cost way to transfer ownership from one ex to the other.  It sounds straightforward—sign the form, file it with the county, and boom, you're off the title of the house.  Wait just a minute…But here's the catch: a quitclaim deed only addresses the deed. It does nothing to the mortgage. If both names are on the home loan, the departing spouse is s...
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By Sam Miller, Knox County Ohio Real Estate Specialist
(RE/MAX Stars Realty)
Nestled in the rolling hills of Knox County, just a stone's throw from the quaint town ancient sandstone cliffs meet lush hemlock forests, and the gentle roar of falling water invites you to relax. Whether you're a seasoned hiker, a family seeking adventure, or a photographer chasing golden-hour light, Honey Run offers something magical.  What Makes It Special?  At first glance, Honey Run Waterfall might seem unassuming. But its charm lies in the details. The waterfall tumbles over layers of Blackhand sandstone, a geological relic formed over 350 million years ago during the Mississippian Period.  This ancient rock, etched with fossils and dramatic overhangs, creates a dramatic backdrop that's perfect for exploration. Surrounding the falls is a rare disjunct boreal habitat—think towerin...
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By Sam Miller, Knox County Ohio Real Estate Specialist
(RE/MAX Stars Realty)
Picture this: a crisp Saturday morning in the heart of Knox County, where the scent of ripe peaches mingles with the aroma of fresh-baked pies, and the Public Square buzzes with the chatter of neighbors and the occasional twang of live bluegrass. Welcome to the Mount Vernon Farmers Market, a beloved tradition that's been dishing out farm-fresh goodness for 22 years. This vibrant gathering transforms Mount Vernon's historic Public Square into a celebration of local bounty, community spirit, and sustainable eats. If you're anywhere near central Ohio, this is your cue to grab a reusable tote and join the fun—Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon, rain or shine (well, mostly shine), through October.Nestled in the shadow of Knox County's stately courthouse, the Public Square has long been Mount Vern...
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By Sam Miller, Knox County Ohio Real Estate Specialist
(RE/MAX Stars Realty)
Tucked away in the heart of Knox County, the Kokosing Gap Trail beckons adventurers to swap city hustle for the soothing rhythm of spinning wheels and rustling leaves. This 14-mile paved gem, starting right in Mount Vernon, Ohio, transforms a forgotten Pennsylvania Railroad corridor into a cyclist's dreamscape. Whether you're a weekend warrior on two wheels or a leisurely stroller soaking in the scenery, Mount Vernon's gateway to this rail-trail offers an effortless escape into Ohio's unspoiled countryside. Let's roll through why this path should top your autumn itinerary. Born from the ingenuity of rail-to-trail conversion, the Kokosing Gap Trail first paved its initial four miles in 1991, celebrating 25 years in 2016 as one of America's premier rails-to-trails by the Rails to Trails C...
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By Sam Miller, Knox County Ohio Real Estate Specialist
(RE/MAX Stars Realty)
Nestled in the rolling farmlands of Knox County, the Heart of Ohio Trail (affectionately known as HOOT) is more than just a bike path—it's a ribbon of asphalt weaving through the geographic soul of the Buckeye State. Stretching 16.9 miles from the charming village of Centerburg to the historic streets of Mount Vernon, this paved gem invites cyclists, runners, walkers, and nature lovers to pedal, stroll, or jog through woodlands, wetlands, and open fields. If you're craving a peaceful escape that blends exercise with exploration, Centerburg's slice of the trail is your perfect starting point. Let's dive into why this trail deserves a spot on your Ohio adventure list.A Trail Born from Rails: The BackstoryThe Heart of Ohio Trail traces its roots to the old Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railr...
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By Joe Jackson, Clintonville and Central Ohio Real Estate Expert
(Keller Williams Capital Partners Realty)
   Here’s the updated status (as of 2025) on redevelopment efforts in the Milo-Grogan neighborhood, with a special focus on Cleveland Avenue and surrounding areas: Major Redevelopment Projects & Progress 1. Rogue Fitness Expansion Rogue is planning a 270,000 sq ft expansion to its headquarters and factory located at the southwest corner of Cleveland & E. Fifth Avenues. The $48.2 million project would add approximately 30 new jobs to the existing workforce of 665. City council has received the tax abatement request, and construction could begin in Fall 2025, with completion expected by the end of 2026.bluewaterhealthyliving.com 2. New Boys & Girls Club at 1012 Cleveland Avenue The Champion Companies spearheaded a campaign raising $15.3 million by mid-2022 to replace the old Milo-Grogan C...
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By Joe Jackson, Clintonville and Central Ohio Real Estate Expert
(Keller Williams Capital Partners Realty)
  You’re absolutely right: the Central Ohio real estate market in late August 2025 is not “slow” overall—but it’s becoming more selective, with well-priced, move-in-ready homes in desirable neighborhoods still selling quickly, while listings that are overpriced, dated, or in less sought-after areas are staying on the market longer. 🏠 Central Ohio Trends (July–August 2025) Inventory has surged—currently around 5,600 active listings, a ~21–33% increase year-over-year—the highest since 2016 Columbus TeamColumbus REALTORS®. With more homes available, median days on market rose from ~22 last year to ~25–27 days in June–July 2025 Columbus REALTORS®+1Columbus Team. Despite the slowdown compared to mid-2024, it's still technically a seller’s market with only ~2.3 months of inventory (balanced i...
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By Denise Copeland, Martin, St. Lucie and Palm Beach Home Sales
(NextGen Realty Services LLC)
Upgrade Your Space for Football Season:Game Day Glory, Rivalries, and Fan Cave ChaosFootball season in Florida is more than just a sport (especially when you hail from central Ohio) — it’s a lifestyle. Sure, hurricanes, gators, and mosquitoes lurk in the background, but nothing gets the blood pumping like a living room packed with fans, neon beer signs flickering, and a neighborly rivalry that borders on espionage.Whether you’ve got a dusty den, an underused bonus room, or a screened-in porch yearning for purpose, now is the perfect time to turn your space into the ultimate game-day headquarters and bring this crazy energy into your home, under your roof and into your sanctuary. And yes — you can absolutely sneak in a few smart upgrades (think TVs, coolers, lights).Turn Your Den Into a ...
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By Christopher Lotte, Real Broker Technologies, 614-390-9243
(Real Brokerage Technologies)
 Westerville — July 2025 Housing StatisticsJuly 2025 was an active month for Westerville real estate, with 141 closed home sales. The market posted an average sale price of $415,328 and a median of $397,000, with values trading around $213.55 per square foot on average (median $210.82). Typical homes came in near 2,009 sq. ft., built around 1989 on approximately 0.31 acres. Sales density was strongest in the $300-400K bracket.By County (Last Month) Label Count Avg Price Franklin 105 $379,147 Delaware 36 $520,857 By Zip (Last Month) Label Count Avg Price 43081 105 $379,147 43082 36 $520,857 By School District (Last Month) Label Count Avg Price Westerville Csd 2514 98 $412,327 Columbus Csd 2503 Fr 24 $398,984 Olentangy Lsd 2104 D 8 $566,000 Worthington Csd 2516 6 $371,440 Big Walnut Lsd 2...
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By Real Estate Pros, “The worst enemy to creativity is self-doubt.”-SA
(EXP Realty)
If you are thinking about buying a home in Mentor Ohio we suggest that you check out some of these neighborhoods and subdivisions to start. Reviewing this info is key to your success because if you just rely on what's on currently listed on ZIllow or similar sites you may not realize that you should have waited for a specific listing to come on in a better location. That's why the Mentor Real Estate Pros have built a database of the top locations to help better educate anyone looking to buy in Mentor Ohio.  Here is a list of 10 Neighborhoods  you should check out.... Bellflower MeadowsBrookview ReserveChillicothe SquareDawson EstatesGlenbrook EstatesMarshview LandingNewell CreekRaintree ParkRidgewood GreensWhalers Cove You can also click here to view the complete database of neighborhoo...
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By Real Estate Pros, “The worst enemy to creativity is self-doubt.”-SA
(EXP Realty)
Big News for Mentor, Ohio Real Estate: Mentor Real Estate Pros is Launching. We've got exciting news for the Mentor, Ohio real estate market! We're thrilled to announce the official launch of Mentor Real Estate Pros. This isn't just another real estate website; it's a powerful new brand built from the ground up to dominate the Mentor market, offering unparalleled local insights and resources. This brand uses the same core strategies that I have been using to build out highly successful niches for the last 22 years I have been working in Real Estate. I believe that Realtors should not be forced to be taken advantage of by greedy lead gen companies like The big Z and more and that their is a huge opportunity with the right strategies in the right markets to build a long lasting brand tha...
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By Christopher Lotte, Real Broker Technologies, 614-390-9243
(Real Brokerage Technologies)
🏠 New Homes in Central Ohio Starting in the Low $2,000s Per MonthA Smarter Path to HomeownershipIf you’ve been holding off on buying a new home due to rising interest rates or fears about affordability, there’s good news: new construction homes across Central Ohio are now available with monthly mortgage payments starting in the low $2,000s.This opens the door for first-time buyers, move-up buyers, and even renters ready to break free from unpredictable lease increases.The Central Ohio market is full of opportunity — from affordable new builds in Columbus to family-friendly communities in Grove City, Canal Winchester, and beyond. Builders are actively pricing inventory to move, creating real value for today’s buyers.These aren’t just budget homes, either. Many come equipped with smart ho...
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By Christopher Lotte, Real Broker Technologies, 614-390-9243
(Real Brokerage Technologies)
Dealing with a fire-damaged property is something no homeowner ever expects — but if it happens, knowing your next step is key. If you own a fire-damaged house in Central Ohio, trying to sell it on the open market can feel like an uphill battle. Traditional buyers are usually turned off by smoke damage, cleanup needs, or structural issues, and most real estate agents won’t touch these listings without expensive repairs.But here’s the truth: you don’t need to fix your fire-damaged house to sell it.There are local investors right here in Columbus, OH and throughout Central Ohio who are ready to buy your home as-is — no repairs, no cleanup, no waiting.If that sounds like the kind of solution you’re looking for, call or text 740-908-8063 to talk to someone who can help right away.Skip the R...
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By Christopher Lotte, Real Broker Technologies, 614-390-9243
(Real Brokerage Technologies)
Inherited a Home in Central Ohio? Here’s What to Know Before SellingInheriting a house after the death of a loved one can be both emotional and overwhelming. Between navigating family dynamics, handling legal paperwork, and deciding what to do with the property, the process can quickly become stressful — especially if the home needs work or is stuck in probate.If you're looking to sell an inherited home in Central Ohio — whether you're in Columbus, Newark, Grove City, or nearby — there are faster, easier options than listing it on the market.What Makes Selling an Inherited Property So Challenging?Here are some of the most common complications homeowners face: The home is outdated or in disrepair You live out of town or out of state The property is still going through probate There are m...
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By Christopher Lotte, Real Broker Technologies, 614-390-9243
(Real Brokerage Technologies)
Behind on Mortgage Payments? You Still Have Options in Central Ohio.If you’ve fallen behind on your mortgage payments and are facing foreclosure in Central Ohio, you’re not alone. Every year, many homeowners in Columbus, OH, and surrounding areas experience financial setbacks that make it difficult to stay current on their loans.The good news is — you have options. And one of the fastest ways to avoid foreclosure is by selling your home directly to a cash buyer.What Happens If You’re in Pre-Foreclosure?Pre-foreclosure is the stage after you’ve missed several mortgage payments but before your home is auctioned or repossessed by the bank. This period is critical because it gives you time to explore foreclosure alternatives and avoid long-term damage to your credit.Many homeowners in Centr...
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By Christopher Lotte, Real Broker Technologies, 614-390-9243
(Real Brokerage Technologies)
🏠 Limited-Time Savings on New Homes During the Red Tag Event!Buying a home in Central Ohio just got more exciting! From April 5th through April 20th, the Red Tag Event brings unbeatable pricing, attractive incentives, and special financing to select new construction homes in the Columbus area.Whether you're just starting your home search or ready to move, this limited-time event could be your best opportunity to lock in a deal.🌟 New Homes in Top CommunitiesHere are some of the standout communities offering new homes during the Red Tag Event: Plains at Madison Meadows in Plain City – starting at $346,401 Villas at Renner Park in Columbus – starting at $346,401 The Overlook in Newark – starting at $390,373 Springer Woods in Delaware – starting at $405,801 These homes offer modern layouts,...
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By Christopher Lotte, Real Broker Technologies, 614-390-9243
(Real Brokerage Technologies)
Exploring Homeownership in the Teays Valley School District, OhioWhy Homebuyers Are Drawn to Teays ValleyFor those seeking a family-oriented community with an excellent school system and a welcoming atmosphere, the Teays Valley School District, located in Pickaway County, Ohio, is an ideal choice. Positioned just south of Columbus, this district encompasses Ashville, South Bloomfield, Commercial Point, and additional developing areas, making it a prime location for those looking to settle into a vibrant yet peaceful environment.This guide highlights the advantages of buying a home in the Teays Valley School District, covering its strong academic performance, real estate trends, top neighborhoods, commuting options, and essential tips for buyers.What Makes Teays Valley Schools Stand Out?...
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