09/23/2026
August brought a mixed but interesting update for the Dublin City School District market.
The median sale price was $625,000, up 15.8% from last August, while inventory rose 10.1% to 197 homes for sale. Closed sales were nearly flat at 116, just two fewer than last year.
Before anyone reads that as, Dublin prices jumped 15%, the year to date picture gives more context. Through August, the median sale price is $599,900, up 0.8% from last year, while closed sales are up 8%.
That is why one month does not tell the whole story. The August median reflects the mix of homes that happened to close, and in Dublin, a few higher-priced sales can move that number quickly.
Homes also took a little longer to sell, with median days on market increasing from 21 to 36. There is still demand, but buyers are paying closer attention to condition, location, and price.
For anyone watching Dublin, the market is active. It just takes a closer look than one headline number.
As someone who lives in Dublin, I always pay close attention to this market. People are drawn here for the neighborhoods, schools, community, and the way it feels to call it home.
If you are thinking about a move in Dublin, or simply wondering what the numbers look like in your neighborhood, I would be happy to help.
Violeta Liya, REALTORĀ®
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Keller Williams Classic Properties Realty
