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We are advocates and will NEVER represent BOTH parties in a home sale At Delicious Real Estate, we specialize in Advocacy.

Specializing in Advocacy, Communication, Integrity & Professionalism

Columbus Real Estate Agents are often ‘specializing’ in something. They eagerly promote their fine skills in areas such as ‘First Time Homebuyers’ – ‘Luxury Properties’ or ‘Historic Homes’, ‘foreclosure specialist’ or ‘Short Sale Expert’. You’ll see Columbus Realtors touting their specializations in a long list that encompasses

everything under the sun. We all know that when you specialize in everything, you specialize in nothing. We take care of our clients and we take our duty of looking out for their best interests above all else very seriously. At Delicious Real Estate, we specialize in Communication. You will always know what is going on now and what is coming next and how well your listing is performing. At Delicious Real Estate, we specialize in Integrity. We will never represent both sides of a real estate transaction. At Delicious Real Estate, we specialize in Professionalism. We pride ourselves on creating a world-class company culture with only the best agents using the best tools to accomplish industry-wide best practices. At Delicious Real Estate, we specialize in Results. We get the job done.

Burp them if you got 'em!
16/02/2026

Burp them if you got 'em!

The trend stems from a German practice known as lüften.

Looking for at least 5 bedrooms on at least an acre? Here you go -
04/02/2026

Looking for at least 5 bedrooms on at least an acre? Here you go -

Exceptional Summerwood estate—5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, over 5,000 sq ft, and a 1,600 sq ft paver patio with built-in kitchenette and firepit. Welcome to 6068 Streamside Drive in Galena, a stunning residence in one of the area's most desirable communities, perfectly set on a breathtaking 1-acre homes...

04/02/2026

Views on our listings were up 17% in January over December - and with fewer listings. Buyers are coming.....call us to buy or sell!

30/01/2026

Check out this listing from Offbeat Agent aka Matt Ward of the Delicious Real Estate Group $164,500!!!

24/01/2026

$250,000 2 BD 1 BA 1,073 sq ft Columbus Ohio Ranch home located in Salem Village Neighborhood
listed by Margaret Lipp with RE/MAX Premier Choice Realty and tour by Matt Ward with the Delicious Real Estate Group aka
Impeccably maintained 2-bedroom, 1-bath ranch in the Salem Village community, minutes from Worthington and Clintonville, offering move-in-ready comfort with a mix of modern updates and classic charm. Major 2018 improvements include the roof, windows, HVAC, and stainless steel appliances, with luxury vinyl plank flooring and custom blinds added in 2022, plus freshly painted bedrooms and bathroom. Additional 2025 updates include the bathroom, water heater, exterior water hookup, and garbage disposal. Enjoy extra storage in the finished one-car garage and attic, and relax in the private backyard featuring a garden area, concrete patio, and low-maintenance landscaping—all conveniently located near shopping, dining, and I-71.

It's the day every month when Columbus Realtors come out with their previous month's recap - so here we go. Remember, yo...
15/01/2026

It's the day every month when Columbus Realtors come out with their previous month's recap - so here we go. Remember, your neighborhood/community is unique....

COLUMBUS, Ohio (January 14, 2026) — Residential real estate sales in central Ohio rose 5.6% in December compared with the same month in 2024. The region recorded 2,291 closed sales, with a median sales price of $322,000.

For 2025, there were 29,626 closed sales recorded in the Columbus & Central Ohio Regional MLS, up from 28,754 sales in 2024, a 3% year-over-year increase. Gross residential real estate sales in central Ohio topped $11.1 billion in 2025. The gross residential real estate sales total was $10.5 billion in 2024.

Condominium sales edged up 0.9% for the year, accounting for 3,951 sales, or 13% of all residential transactions in central Ohio.

Inventory continued its year-over-year growth trend, reaching 4,440 homes in December, up 14.2% from the same month last year. However, inventory declined 19.2% from November, when 5,497 homes were on the market, reflecting typical seasonal patterns as the region moves into winter. In 2024, there was a similar decline, with inventory falling from 4,600 in November to 3,889 (-15.4%) in December.

“The drop in inventory as we transition from fall to winter is typical in our region,” said 2026 Columbus REALTORS® President Gloria Alonso Cannon. “Traditionally, the cold-weather months are the slowest for new listings.”

“Even with seasonal slowdowns, buyer demand remained steady through the end of the year,” Alonso Cannon said. “Pricing has stabilized compared to earlier in the year, giving both buyers and sellers a clearer picture of where the market stands heading into 2026.”

The $322,000 median sales price in December marked its lowest point since April, when it sat at $320,000. Days on market in December averaged 43 days, a 19.4% increase year over year.

Of the 2,291 closed sales in December, 1,053 occurred in Franklin County, with a median sales price of $310,000. In Marion County, there were 60 closed sales, a 93.5% increase year over year.

Olentangy Local School District posted 108 closed sales in December, a 24.1% year-over-year increase, with a median sales price of $539,850. Hilliard (Corp.) and Hilliard City School District combined for 137 closed sales, representing a 23% year-over-year increase.

About Columbus REALTORS®
Columbus REALTORS® represents more than 10,000 real estate professionals across Central Ohio and serves as the voice for real estate and property ownership in the region.

The Columbus & Central Ohio Regional Multiple Listing Service (MLS) serves all of Franklin, Delaware, Fairfield, Fayette, Hocking, Licking, Madison, Marion, Morrow, Perry, Pickaway, and Union Counties, and parts of Athens, Champaign, Clark, Clinton, Knox, Logan, Muskingum, and Ross counties. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Columbus REALTORS®.

The Headline is Rates Are Now Under 6% in Many Places - Who knows what the reality will be - $200 billion is a big numbe...
09/01/2026

The Headline is Rates Are Now Under 6% in Many Places - Who knows what the reality will be - $200 billion is a big number

Surprisingly, the big news this week for mortgage markets was not the Employment report. Instead, the announcement that the government will purchase large quantities of >Mortgage Backed Securities< caused a nice rally at the end of the week, and mortgage rates ended lower.
On Thursday, President Trump said that the government will purchase $200 billion of mortgage-backed securities (MBS). Few details about the plan are known at this point, but its goal is to lower mortgage rates and make housing more affordable.
The potential for added demand for MBS caused their yields to fall and thus mortgage rates to decline.

Looking ahead, investors will continue to monitor comments from Fed officials for hints about future monetary policy. For economic reports, the Consumer Price Index (CPI), a widely followed monthly inflation indicator that looks at the price changes for a broad range of goods and services, will come out on Tuesday.

Happy Holidays everyone from DRE!!!
03/12/2025

Happy Holidays everyone from DRE!!!

30/11/2025

It's Official - Columbus City Council approves legislation to streamline process for accessory dwelling units (ADUs)

Sponsored by Council Member Otto Beatty III, the initiative amends the city’s zoning code to allow ADUs by right in the city's residential districts, bypassing the lengthy, costly and complex Council variance procedure property owners currently undergo for ADU approval. About 42% of the city's land is zoned residential, according to the Department of Building and Zoning Services.

An ADU, sometimes referred to as a carriage house or mother-in-law suite, is defined as a self-contained, habitable space that is smaller in size to a primary residence and has a separate entrance......

26/11/2025

How airplane routes and noise affect home prices ---- From the Columbus Business First

The research found that for every 1% increase in airplane noise exposure for a home, that home sold for 0.2% to 0.3% less than comparable homes without an increase in airplane noise. That implies that for every 1-decibel increase in average noise, property values drop by 0.6% to 1%.

“The magnitude of our estimates suggests that aircraft noise remains a significant disamenity for households, even in urban areas with long-standing exposure,” the working paper stated....."

About 3 out of 4 homebuyer do not have a child under 18 at home. Is that possible?
25/11/2025

About 3 out of 4 homebuyer do not have a child under 18 at home. Is that possible?

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