Homes on the market: 147 Active Clintonville homes for sale.
Averaging 1,662 sf,
Currently, there are 77 Clintonville Homes in Contract
–contingent on financing/inspections as of today:67
Clintonville Homes Firmly In Contract passed inspection period as of today: 10
Clintonville Homes Closed in April, 2010: 43
Clintonville Homes Closed first quarter 2010 (Jan-March 31): 61
Clintonville Homes in contract with escape clauses: none
Clintonville saw a busier than normal Winter 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 has more homes currently in contract than sold the first three months of the year. While I continue to believe that for many first time home buyers Clintonville prices are too much of a reach, the homes keep moving from the shelves and it’s certainly not all move-up buyers.
One reason Clintonville did do well during the tax credit era was that 1st time buyers are now saving up more money than the mid 2000’s and can afford more house because of it. Also, the $6500 tax credit to sellers helped encourage sellers, especially on the fringes, to move up-albeit slightly-from their smaller Clintonville homes to larger ones.
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
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