I can almost say that nothing happened last month.
But, remember, when we’re talking about Columbus Neighborhoods, we’re talking about relatively small geographic locations. Olde Towne East, The Short North, German Village, these are all just small areas a few square miles put together. For the purposes of the blog and for conveying Real Estate Information to you, my boundaries are pretty healthy in comparison to the real thing but in the end, when I tell you that only *8* homes sold in Olde Towne East last month, take in stride and remember that those 8 homes represent 5% of the number of active listings today.
Eight Properties sold last month in Olde Towne East. Three of them were Park Towers Condos though, Four of them were bank owned fixer-uppers on Clifton, Latta, Miami and Stoddart, all in need of mostly major rehab.
So, really, the only home that sold last month in Olde Towne East was that weird corner lot (37X35ft) one in the 900 block of Franklin with the white vinyl and red shutters. It sold for $61.50 sq ft.
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One Response to “Olde Towne East September Market Re-cap”
I cut my teeth and lost my ass in my very first real estate purchase. I think the address was 813 Oakwood. Oakwood is right, but it was a huge corner home built in 1894 +- (i used to remember everything).
We converted it from 8 mega crappy studios to a duplex. Bought it for 18k and resold at a 5k loss overall for about 36k. A devestating blow to my life savings and my ego. That was the same year (1984+-) that i owned Hymies Hot Subs at 18 and High.
I can almost say that nothing happened last month.
Jack LeVine
October 14th, 2007
I cut my teeth and lost my ass in my very first real estate purchase. I think the address was 813 Oakwood. Oakwood is right, but it was a huge corner home built in 1894 +- (i used to remember everything).
We converted it from 8 mega crappy studios to a duplex. Bought it for 18k and resold at a 5k loss overall for about 36k. A devestating blow to my life savings and my ego. That was the same year (1984+-) that i owned Hymies Hot Subs at 18 and High.