What's My Dublin Home Worth?
If you're thinking about selling in Dublin, the first question is always the same: what will it actually sell for? Here's what the market looks like right now, and what tends to move the number up or down.
What Dublin homes are selling for
In September 2026, 49 homes sold in the city of Dublin. The median sale price was $640,000, up 2.4% from a year ago.
Homes sold: 49 (55 a year ago)
Median sale price: $640,000, up 2.4% from a year ago
Days on market: 24 (30 a year ago)
Homes for sale: 92 (97 a year ago)
Months of supply: 1.7
Dublin homes sold in 24 days, faster than the 33 days across metro Columbus. Sellers got 97.8% of their original list price, compared with 96.3% metro-wide. With under two months of supply, well-priced homes in Dublin are still moving.
One thing to watch: new listings jumped to 72 in September, up from 53 a year ago. More homes coming on means buyers can be pickier, and the gap between a well-priced home and an overpriced one shows up fast.
What moves the price on your street
Two Dublin homes with the same square footage can sell $50,000 apart. A lot of that comes down to where in Dublin the home sits: homes in central and north Dublin tend to sell for more than similar homes in east or south Dublin. Beyond location, these are the things I look at first.
Condition and updates. Kitchens, baths, flooring and paint show up in every buyer's offer. So does an original roof or a 20-year-old furnace.
The lot. Backing to trees, a pond or a golf course usually adds value. Backing to a busy road usually takes it away.
The neighborhood and HOA. Dublin has a wide range, from older neighborhoods with no HOA to newer ones with pools and clubhouses. Buyers weigh the dues against what they get.
Which school district. Not every Dublin address is in Dublin City Schools. Parts of Dublin fall in Hilliard City Schools and Columbus City Schools, and buyers check.
Condo or single-family. Condos are a different market. Only 14 Dublin condos sold in September, down from 24 a year earlier.
An online estimate can't see most of this. That's why it's a starting point, not a price.
Get a number you can plan around
If you're selling in the next year, or just want to know where you stand, I'll walk through your home and pull the Dublin sales that actually match it. You'll get a realistic price range and a plan for getting there. No cost and no pressure. Let's talk.
Want to know more about the area first? Browse homes on my Dublin neighborhood map, read the Dublin neighborhood guide, or see the full Columbus Real Estate Market report.
Numbers are from the Columbus REALTORS September 2026 Local Market Update for the city of Dublin. They cover the whole city and may not reflect a specific neighborhood or price range.