Housing in New Albany
New Albany's 2026 housing market runs genuinely, exceptionally expensive, with a real, disclosed spread across sources amplified by the city's small size and low monthly transaction volume.
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Learn moreA real, wide, disclosed price spread
Zillow's average home value ran approximately $572,747-$600,168 across two cited figures (up 2.5%-4.0% YoY), while Redfin's most-recent-month median ran $638,000 (down a real 16.1% YoY -- a genuine large single-month swing this record attributes to low transaction volume rather than a broad reversal), and a separate June 2026 source cited $675,000 (up 17.39% YoY).
New Albany's real, enforced architectural character
Roughly 1,400 Georgian-styled homes have been built to date under The New Albany Company's own real, enforced design requirements -- a genuine, distinct architectural consistency across much of the community's housing stock.
Genuinely, substantially above every other Ohio Tier B market
New Albany's housing costs run genuinely, substantially above Columbus's own citywide figures and every other Ohio Tier B market documented elsewhere in this project's own coverage.
Key takeaways
- New Albany's cited housing figures spanned roughly $505,000-$720,000 across sources this pass -- a real, wide, disclosed spread.
- Roughly 1,400 homes carry New Albany's real, enforced Georgian-architecture design consistency.
- New Albany runs genuinely, substantially more expensive than every other Ohio Tier B market in this project.
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