Dublin, Ohio Realtor

Jennifer Jones of Fathom Realty proudly serving Dublin, Ohio as your realtor! Zip Codes: 43016 and 43017.
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47824

Population

$117860

Median Income

39

Median Age

$397600

Median Home Price

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17,767 Matches Found
New Listing $650,000
5376 Wellston Court, Dublin, OH
Active
4BD 3BA 2,522SF
Last Modified: 3:44pm, November 4, 2024
Listing Office: Coldwell Banker Realty
Listing Agent: Tina M Powell
Open House $279,900
5771 Passage Creek Drive, Dublin, OH
Active
2BD 3BA 1,504SF
Last Modified: 3:34pm, November 4, 2024
Listing Office: RE/MAX Winners
Listing Agent: Katie Crocco
New Listing $629,900
6370 Angeles Drive, Dublin, OH
Coming Soon
4BD 3BA 3,697SF
Last Modified: 2:57pm, November 4, 2024
Listing Office: The Westwood Real Estate Co.
Listing Agent: Andrew J Hursh
New Listing $5,400
8150 Grant Drive, Dublin, OH
Active
5BD 5BA 3,963SF
Last Modified: 1:53pm, November 4, 2024
Listing Office: Weichert, Realtors Triumph Group
Listing Agent: Mehrdad Rowhani
$379,900
6267 Braelinn Drive, Dublin, OH
Active
3BD 3BA 1,880SF
Last Modified: 7:37am, November 4, 2024
Listing Office: KW Classic Properties Realty
Listing Agent: Samson Foster
$424,900
7762 Hathaway Park Court, Dublin, OH
Active
4BD 3BA 1,814SF
Last Modified: 7:36am, November 4, 2024
Listing Office: Keller Williams Capital Ptnrs
Listing Agent: Mary K Sunderman
$550,000
6785 Vineyard Haven Loop, 6785, Dublin, OH
Active
4BD 4BA 3,149SF
Last Modified: 7:36am, November 4, 2024
Listing Office: Rolls Realty
Listing Agent: Christopher H Gregory
$689,900
5753 Courtier Court, Dublin, OH
Active
4BD 3BA 3,008SF
Last Modified: 7:36am, November 4, 2024
Listing Office: Cutler Real Estate
Listing Agent: Amy E Conley
$280,000
5451 Eagle River Drive, Dublin, OH
Active
2BD 3BA 1,463SF
Last Modified: 7:36am, November 4, 2024
Listing Office: Key Realty
Listing Agent: Jason A Myers
$1,015,000
7049 Claymore Drive, Dublin, OH
Active
3BD 4BA 3,532SF
Last Modified: 7:36am, November 4, 2024
Listing Office: Real Brokerage Technologies
Listing Agent: Kimberly L Simpson
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Best New Home Realtor in Dublin, OH

How we can represent you as a new home real estate agent in Dublin, Ohio?

If you are looking for real estate agent in Dublin, OH that will help you find your new home, then you've come to the right place! Many builders will not allow you to hire your own agent if you wander into the new homes sales office without representation. If you visit a builder's home construction site without an agent, you might be hosed, because later the builder could refuse to pay your agent. Let your agent introduce you to the builder, and you're covered. Jennifer Jones of Fathom Realty will represent you as your Dublin, OH realtor!

  • The builder's sales agents are paid to represent the builder, regardless of what they may tell you. Many will use high-pressure tactics to persuade you to sign the contract. Due to the high volume nature of brand new home sales, lots of builder's agents are paid less than a traditional commission; some earn a salary plus incentives, so turnover is important to their livelihood.
  • Hire a buyer's agent to represent you for new construction real estate in Dublin, OH. Most of the time, the builder will pay your agent, but sometimes the responsibility for the agent's fee is open for discussion. Builders generally advertise how much they will pay a buyer's agent. Rarely do they refuse, unless inventory is low and demand high. Even if you have to directly pay your agent, you can probably add that fee to the sales price, and it would be worth it because a good negotiating buyer's agent can save you thousands more than the commission.
  • Your own agent will represent you and be your fiduciary, and he or she is required to disclose the positives as well as the negatives about the transaction. Builder's agents don't discuss drawbacks. Your own realtor is required to put your interests first.
  • If your contract contains a contingency to sell your existing home before buying, hire your own listing agent to list your home. Be aware that buying before selling is not always in your best interest, because hard bargaining often goes out the window when you've emotionally moved out of your home.

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How we can represent you as a new construction real estate agent in Dublin, Ohio

Are You Building a New Home in Dublin, OH?

For most people, buying a home is the single biggest financial purchase they will make. Why settle for someone else’s choice of cabinets and flooring when you can have a home built completely from scratch and according to your specifications? You can personalize the layout, choose everything from the cabinet pulls to the light switches and create a house that truly feels like a home.

Even with semi-custom homes, you still have a certain amount of freedom and choice when it comes to the details. You will be able to have your choice of finishes, appliances and fixtures. While certain finishes or upgrades can add to the cost of your home, it may be worth the added expense to create a final product that meets your needs.

While a pre-built doesn’t offer a lot of room for customization, it will still include a modern layout and you won’t have to worry about making repairs or updating old appliances or electrical and HVAC systems. Newly built homes can help you avoid problems and surprises. Afterall, everything will be brand new and ready for your family.

About Dublin, Ohio

Here is a little more information about your new neighborhood. We look forward to serving you as your new construction real estate agent in Dublin, Ohio!

Dublin is a city in Frankin, Delaware and Union Counties, Ohio, United States. The population was 41,751 at the 2010 census

Although its earliest settlements date back to 1802, the village that became Dublin did not begin to take shape until the arrival of the Sells family from Huntingdon, Pennsylvania. Brothers Peter and Benjamin Sells purchased 400 acres (1.6 km2) of land on the west bank of the Scioto River as a gift for their brother John. In 1808, John Sells brought his family to the region, and by 1810 he had begun to survey lots for the new village with his partner, an Irish gentleman named John Shields. According to historians, Shields is responsible for naming the town after his birthplace: "If I have the honor conferred upon me to name your village, with the brightness of the morn, and the beaming of the sun on the hills and dales surrounding this beautiful valley, it would give me great pleasure to name your new town after my birthplace, Dublin, Ireland."

Dublin is home to the headquarters of a number of companies, including Cardinal Health, IGS Energy, Stanley Steemer, Wendy's and Online Computer Library Center. Pacer International, a larger intermodal logistics provider, was headquartered in Dublin until its acquisition by XPO Logistics on March 31, 2014. Other organizations with significant operations include Ashland Inc., Nationwide Insurance and CenturyLink. Dublin Methodist Hospital, part of the OhioHealth system, opened in January 2008. If you are looking for a new construction build in Dublin, Ohio, then you know you are in one of the best neighborhoods in Ohio! Contact Jennifer Jones Fathom Realty to represent you as your new construction real estate agent and you will be in good hands!

Choosing a Lot for Your New Home in Dublin, OH

As your realtor, I will help you choose the right lot! Once you have made the decision to build a new custom home and gone through the process of hiring a builder and contractor, creating a budget and deciding on a floor plan, it is time to find the perfect place to build your home. Here are some key factors to consider when choosing a lot:

The Neighborhood:

Take your time to tour potential neighborhoods. You want to make sure that you are going to enjoy living there. Drive around the area on different days and at different times. Pay attention to how the neighborhood looks during the day and at night. Observe activity levels and how neighbors interact with one another. For example, if you have a growing family and want a kid-friendly neighborhood, you want to see kids out playing in the yards.

Proximity to Work and Amenities:

Take into account how far you will have to commute to work and other locations. Is the lot close to your gym, church and other important places you frequent? How far will you have to travel to get to the grocery store, entertainment of other shopping areas?

Growth Potential:

Evaluate the area’s potential for growth. Is the neighborhood experiencing a lot of new construction or is it an older community that is pretty well established? If surrounding areas are booming with new businesses, schools and shopping areas, you can probably expect to be affected by that growth. This may be a plus for you or you may want to look for a lot in a quieter neighborhood that won’t be experiencing a lot of change in the coming years.

Noise:

Is your lot close to a school, highway, railroad tracks or industrial area? Noise levels can affect your quality of life and the resale value of your home. Look for a lot that isn’t exposed to excessive or constant noise from surrounding buildings and roads.

Traffic:

Traffic can be a major concern as you consider commute times and the safety of your kids. Are you looking at a lot that is close to the entrance of the neighborhood? If so, expect to experience a lot of noise and traffic as people enter and exit the neighborhood.

Lot Placement:

You may want to look for a lot on a cul-de-sac to help eliminate through traffic and provide a safer place for kids to play. Just keep in mind that cul-de-sacs can be difficult for large vehicles to maneuver, which can make everything from snow removal to fire rescue more difficult. Lots along a cul-de-sac also tend to offer less front yard and parking space although this is often balanced out by a more spacious back yard. Corner lots offer the advantage of more space and the potential for a side-loaded garage. This placement helps keep the garage out of sight and provides a cleaner façade. However, a corner lot also means traffic and sidewalks along two sides of your land. For those who have to deal with winter weather, this can mean additional snow removal responsibilities in order to clear both streets and sidewalks.

If you are considering building on a lot at a T-intersection or one that faces an incoming street, you will have to deal with headlights from oncoming traffic. Be sure to design a floorplan where the bedrooms are not facing the front of the house so that you don’t have to deal with lights keeping you up at night.

The Topography of the Lot:

The natural and artificial features of your lot can affect your budget and building schedule. If the lot includes rocks and trees that will need to be removed, this can add onto the overall cost of building a custom home. Also, be sure that your builder examines your lot for utilities. If your lot hasn’t been prepared for plumbing and electricity, your builder will need to determine whether they will be able to connect your home. As you shop for lots, be aware that utility-connecting costs can range from $10,000 to $30,000.

Visualize Your New Home on the Lot:

Take the time to imagine your new home on the lot. Know the dimensions of your home so that you can clearly see the footprint on the land. How does it look? Will you have enough room to entertain guests outdoors or plant the garden you have always wanted? Are you too close to your neighbors? What views will you have from the house? What will be located beside and behind you? If you are building in a new development, how will your views changes as additional houses are built?

Every lot comes with certain advantages and disadvantages. Choosing the right lot comes down to your individual preferences and what you want out of your custom home. Take the time to consider different factors and locations and avoid feelings of buyer’s remorse down the road.

Dublin Ohio Neighborhoods

  • Ballantrae
  • Belvedere
  • Bishop's Run
  • Brandon
  • Bridge Street
  • Bristol Commons
  • Celtic Crossing
  • Cortona
  • Courtyards at Muirfield Ridge
  • Derby Glenn
  • Estates at Scioto Crossing
  • Hull Farm
  • Jerome Village
  • Kinsale Village
  • Liberty Village
  • Loch Lomond Hills
  • Mitchell Crossing
  • Mitchell Highlands
  • Muirfield
  • Oak Park
  • Park Place
  • Post Preserve
  • Riviera
  • Scioto Reserve
  • Stansbury at Muirfield
  • Tartan Ridge
  • Tartan West
  • The Oaks
  • Village at Coffman Park
  • Waterford Estates
  • Wedgewood
  • Wedgewood North
  • Wellington Reserve
  • Westbury
  • Woodbine Village
  • Woods at Labrador
  • Wynadotte Woods

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