Here’s your weekly look at Dublin real estate for October 12–18, 2026, based on Columbus and Central Ohio Regional MLS data.
The MLS Hot Sheet recorded 12 new listings during the week. A separate search by actual closing date showed 10 completed sales, with a median sale price of $706,750. The average sold price per square foot reported by FlexMLS was $270.
Dublin’s weekly market activity
| Weekly activity | Homes |
|---|---|
| New listings reported by the Hot Sheet | 12 |
| Closed sales, based on actual closing date | 10 |
| Contingent status changes | 7 |
| Contingent Escape status changes | 1 |
| Pending status changes | 0 |
| Distinct listings with contingent or pending status activity | 8 |
| Cancelled listings | 3 |
| Temporarily off market | 1 |
What these numbers mean for you
The 10 sales included seven single-family homes and three condominiums. Their prices ranged from $349,900 to $1,325,000, which is a reminder that a citywide median cannot tell you what one particular home is worth.
For sellers, I would focus on recent sales that match your home’s neighborhood, condition and size. For buyers, compare the asking price with those same sales and consider the cost of repairs or updates before deciding what to offer.
If you’re thinking about buying or selling in Dublin, contact Ajay Pandya Team, e-Merge Real Estate Unlimited. Let’s look at the numbers for your home and your situation.
Call Ajay: 614-209-2261
Source: Columbus and Central Ohio Regional MLS, accessed through FlexMLS October 19–20, 2026. Residential properties with Corp LimitPerAuditor = Dublin, across all counties; includes single-family homes and condominiums. Activity covers October 12, 2026, 12:00 AM through October 18, 2026, 11:59 PM Eastern. Closed-sale statistics use Sold Date October 12–18. Average sold $/sf is the rounded figure displayed by FlexMLS using its configured square-footage field. Status activity does not establish that every contract was first signed during the week. MLS records may be updated after this report. Information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed.