Housing in Delaware

Delaware's 2026 housing market runs genuinely moderate and closely, consistently priced across sources, positioned between Pickerington's own figures and Worthington's/New Albany's higher figures documented elsewhere in this project.

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A real, comparatively narrow, consistent price spread

Zillow's average home value ran approximately $417,715 (up a modest 0.2% YoY), while Redfin's trailing-3-month median ran a close $405,000 (up 1.2% YoY) -- a genuinely narrower, more consistent spread than several other Ohio Tier B markets in this project's own coverage.

Modest, steady appreciation

Delaware's modest year-over-year appreciation (0.2%-1.2% across sources) suggests a genuinely stable, steadily-growing market rather than a fast-appreciating one, even amid the county's broader exceptional growth and wealth.

Positioned within this project's own Ohio Tier B price range

Delaware's housing costs run genuinely above Grove City's and Pickerington's own more moderate figures but below New Albany's and Worthington's own higher figures documented elsewhere in this project's Ohio Tier B coverage.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-25. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.