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Intel Ohio One: A $20 Billion Game Changer

Intel's Ohio One semiconductor campus near New Albany represents one of the largest private investments in Ohio history. The campus and its supply chain will employ tens of thousands of workers. New Albany, Johnstown, and the surrounding Licking County corridor are experiencing accelerating housing demand driven by this investment.

Columbus: One of the Midwest's Best Growth Stories

Columbus is one of the fastest-growing major metros in the Midwest, driven by Ohio State University, a diversifying tech and financial sector, and strong in-migration. Dublin, New Albany, Westerville, and Hilliard offer top-ranked schools and high quality of life at prices well below comparable coastal suburbs.

Cleveland: Affordable Lakefront Major City

Cleveland offers major city amenities — Cleveland Clinic (one of the world's top hospitals), Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, major sports franchises — at home prices that make it one of the most affordable major cities in the country. Eastern suburbs like Shaker Heights, Beachwood, and Solon offer excellent schools and community quality.

Basement Flooding: A Common Ohio Issue

Many Ohio homes — particularly in the older Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Columbus suburbs — experience basement flooding during heavy rain events. Always inspect for water intrusion evidence, sump pump condition, and drainage tile functionality. Basement waterproofing disclosures are important in any Ohio purchase.

School District Drives Tax Bills and Values

Ohio school funding is heavily property tax-dependent, creating significant variation in both tax rates and school quality between districts. A home in a top-ranked district like Dublin, New Albany, or Solon will have both higher taxes and a price premium reflecting school quality. Research the specific school district carefully.

Local Income Taxes: Calculate the Full Picture

Ohio municipalities levy local income taxes that vary from 0% to 3%. Columbus charges 2.5%. If you work in a different municipality than you live you may owe taxes in both jurisdictions. Always calculate your combined state plus local income tax rate — it is an important part of Ohio's overall tax picture.