Intel's $20 billion Ohio One semiconductor campus is already reshaping New Albany's real estate market, pushing the median sale price to $600,000 and keeping inventory razor-thin, well before full chip production arrives around 2030–2032. Here's what buyers, sellers, and investors need to know about the long-term demand story unfolding in Central Ohio's most-watched submarket.
Central Ohio's regional median sale price sits roughly 31% below the national median in 2026, and July inventory is at its highest level in over a decade. For investors who know where to look, neighborhoods like Franklinton, Groveport, Pataskala, and Union County still offer below-median entry points in a market that continues to appreciate. Here's how to spot the real opportunities.
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