East Side, Columbus
Selling a house on the East Side
A big stretch of the city with wildly different streets in it, from restored century homes to houses that have been empty for years.
The East Side is not one market. Olde Towne East has grand nineteenth-century homes, some restored at considerable expense. A few streets over the housing is smaller, older and much harder to sell conventionally. Near Bexley the values change again.
Because of that spread, the honest answer about what your East Side house is worth depends heavily on the block, not the postcode. What does not change is the process: you tell me the address, I look at it and at what has actually sold nearby, and I give you a number and the reasoning behind it. If listing it would serve you better, I will say so.
Condition is not a problem
The kind of East Side house I buy
Everything from nineteenth-century houses to post-war infill, in every state from restored to derelict. The variety is the point: I price the specific house and the specific street, not an average.
- A century home that needs more than you can put into it
- A long-empty house you have been carrying
- An inherited property with several people on the deed
- A rental portfolio you are winding down
Coverage
Where in East Side I buy
Every street, in 43203, 43205, 43206, 43209, 43213, 43219 and 43227, Franklin County. If you are not sure whether your address counts, put it into the form and it will tell you straight away.
Want to know what I’d pay for your house?
One conversation, no obligation, and a straight answer either way.
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