Dublin
New builds, premium neighborhoods, and lifestyle growth.
Executive relocation interest
City limits also extend into Delaware and Union counties.
Dublin market data
Typical Value
$575,000
YoY Change
+1.0%
Avg Rent
$1,810
Days on Market
43 days
Inventory
Low
Snapshot figures. See the full metro market data for methodology and citywide trends.
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Dublin coverage
Dublin Approves Bridge North: 296 Homes, a Hotel and Offices Near Bridge Park
Dublin approved Bridge North, a 7-acre mixed-use plan from the Daimler Group with 296 new homes, a 150-room hotel, offices and shops near Bridge Park.
COTA's New Line 30 Will Link Dublin, Hilliard and Upper Arlington to Ohio State
COTA's 2026 budget funds a new Line 30 bus linking Dublin, Hilliard and Upper Arlington to Ohio State, plus about 94,000 more service hours across the system.
Dublin's New Bishop Elementary Opens This August: What It Signals for Homebuyers
Dublin City Schools' new Bishop Elementary opens Aug. 11 with a ribbon-cutting. Here is what the growth and new boundaries mean for homebuyers.
Dublin Green Light: 20 Million-Dollar Homes Coming to Bright Road Reserve
Dublin's Bright Road Reserve plan calls for 20 homes priced from $1.5M to $2M on a 14-acre wooded site. Here is what it means for buyers and sellers.
Across the Columbus metro
Columbus Releases ADU Handbook as Report Says Sewer Rules Keep Backyard Home Costs High
Columbus has a new how-to handbook for backyard homes, but a policy group says city sewer rules still make ADUs cost more here than in four peer cities.
Columbus Opens Its 21st Metro Park Along the Scioto River on the South Side
Great Southern Metro Park opened April 1, 2026 at 125 Williams Road. The 70-acre south-side park adds trails, a big obstacle course and Scioto River access.
Columbus Rolls Out $500 Million Plan to Build More Affordable Homes
Columbus laid out how it will spend a $500 million affordable housing bond. The money aims to build homes, fight displacement, and support renters.
Columbus Zone In Reform Could Open Room for 88,000 New Homes
Columbus is rewriting its zoning code for the first time in 70 years. The Zone In plan could allow room for up to 88,000 new homes along key corridors.