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Homes for sale in Marysville jumped 45.3% in July, and the number scared a lot of people. Most of that build-up is builder inventory priced above $500,000 — not neighbors listing their houses. Here is what the July data actually says, and what it means if you are thinking…
More than half of all homes sold in the Marysville school district in May 2026 closed at or above $200 per square foot — a milestone that used to belong exclusively to new construction. With a resale median of $202/sq ft and homes going under contract in just 6 days,…
Twelve months ago, a well-priced home in Marysville sold in about 10 days. Today, it takes 56. Here's what the April 2026 data from Columbus REALTORS® means for sellers and buyers in Union County — and why pricing and prep matter more than ever.
The April 2026 aggregate report tells one story. The underlying MLS and ShowingTime data tells a sharper one: resale homes sold in 14 days, new construction took 119, and buyer traffic is heavily concentrated in the $200K–$400K range.
The median home price in Marysville hit $430,000 in March 2026 — up 11.3% from last year — even as fewer homes sold and new listings fell sharply. The supply squeeze is real, and it's reshaping the market for both buyers and sellers in Union County. Here's what the data…
The Marysville real estate market is cooling from its 2025 pace, but with only 1.4 months of inventory, sellers still hold the advantage. Homes are taking longer to sell and buyers are finding modest negotiating room — especially on listings past the 14-day mark. Here's…
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