"Columbus held its ground in March 2026 while much of the country softened. Prices stayed flat, fewer sellers cut their asking price than a year ago, and homes still moved faster than the national pace."
"Active listings reached 1,123 homes in March, up 3.6% year over year, well below the national inventory growth rate of 6.2%. New listings rose 3.8% - faster than the national pace of 0.7% - yet buyer demand absorbed most of that supply."
"The median list price held at $265,000 in March - flat year over year - while national prices dropped 2.1% to $416,000. The share of listings with a price cut fell to 19%, down 2.6 percentage points from a year ago."
"The median home sat on the market for 44 days, up 4.8% from a year ago, yet still 13 days faster than the national median of 57 days."
Columbus has experienced a robust real estate market, maintaining flat prices while the national market declined. Active listings increased slightly, but inventory remains low compared to national growth. The median list price in March was $265,000, unchanged from the previous year, while the national median dropped. Homes sold faster than the national average, with a median of 44 days on the market. Sellers are holding firm on prices, making it a competitive environment for buyers.
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