Posts from: Marysville

Dublin’s year-to-date median sale price is $596,250. Marysville’s is $384,450, a gap of about $212,000. Add $5,000 to $7,000 a year in property taxes and a 2027 school boundary change that moves Muirfield Village from Jerome to Coffman, and the math changes.

The August report says Marysville prices fell 8.6% and homes took 42 days to sell. The raw MLS data tells a different story: well-priced homes went under contract in a median of 6 days at full asking price.

Marysville grew 18% in five years while Ohio grew about 1%, and the typical home here goes pending in 12 days. After 22 years selling in Union County — and years inside the Honda plant before that — here's my read on why.

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…

Every August, my phone starts ringing with the same calls — a furnace that won't kick on, a gutter that backed up overnight, a sump pump that picked the first fall storm to fail. None of it is a surprise. Here's the checklist I'd walk through before the leaves start…

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,…