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Columbus OH median sale price

Jessica Yuan
  • New to Real Estate
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Hey fellow ohio investors, 

I'm looking at the median sale price for Columbus properties and saw an interesting trend. Why does the sale price always dip in January and peak in ~August of each year? Could someone please explain why there's such a consistent pattern on the sale price? Does that mean there're fewer buyers in winter always? 

Thank you all very much. 

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    That's in every midwest market. January/February is the coldest time of the year. People don't love moving due to that so price/volume is lower. August and April are the peak months for when people want to buy/sell. In KC we see this same thing

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