New Albany's median sale price reached $580,000 in recent local market data, and Intel's $20 billion Ohio One campus is reshaping who is buying and why. Sellers who understand the contractor and tech-hire demand cycle can price more precisely and avoid the costly mistake of sitting on the market too long.
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.
Ohio State University's enrollment and research growth create durable rental demand in Columbus, making the OSU corridor one of the more defensible markets for real estate investors in Central Ohio. But entry prices have risen, and the right investment depends on realistic rent projections and current market conditions. Here's what to evaluate before you buy.
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