This home at 419 Fallis was one of 3 homes to sell on the street this summer. It has 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, 1908 sf of living space and sold for $283,000 in only 8 days.

With Summer waning, Let’s take a look at what happened in Clintonville Real Estate this Summer from June 1 – Today.

Homes on the market: As of today there are 201 Active Clintonville homes for sale.

Averaging 1,604 sf,

• $227,792 list price
• $155.37/sf and
• 99 days on market.

Currently, there are  Clintonville Homes in Contract

–contingent on financing/inspections as of today: 22

• Averaging 1545 sf
• $191,200 list price
• $133.36/sf
• 46 days on market

Clintonville Homes Firmly In Contract passed inspection period as of today: 3

• Averaging 1449 sf
• $189,466
• $133/sf
• 41 days on market

Clintonville Homes Closed from June 1 – Sept 15: 106

• Averaging 1622 sf
• $222,327 avg List but a $215,162 Sale price or 97%
• $134.42/sf
• 64 days on market – still a pretty hot market with a less than 4 month supply of homes

Clintonville Homes in contract with escape clausesthat a prospective buyer could conceivably swoop in and buy : 5

(skewing these numbers is 286 W Weisheimer Rd, the fabulous 2.2 acre Weisheimer estate listed at $895,000  and in contract contingent on a home sale since August 5)

Clintonville Homes Closed Second quarter 2010 (April-June 30): 116

• Averaging 1486 sf
• $211,797 avg List but a $205,226 Sale price or 97%
• $138.47 $/sf
• 51 days on market

Clintonville Homes Closed first quarter 2010 (Jan-March 31): 61

• Averaging 1453 sf
• $205,218 avg List but a $197,820 Sale price or 96%
• $146/sf
• 81 days on market

Clintonville, like many parts of town, saw a busier than normal first half market, thanks to the tax credits and remains a solid Columbus housing market neighborhood.  While Clintonville almost always does well year round, the expiring tax credit had more homes sell than would have been normal, note that of the Summer’s 106 sold homes, 35% of them were in June, suggesting that it was just another month and not full of leftover tax credit buyers.

The days on market continue to be lower than many other local neighborhoods. I had two listings in Clintonville go in contract in less than a week this summer, both to buyers who were the first to see them.

Joe Peffer is a Realtor who works in Clintonville, Beechwold and other Columbus Neighborhoods.

Would you like me to break it down by 43214 vs 43202 or  Northmoor vs Beechwold? email me and I will be glad to