Garfield Heights, Ohio, witnessed a vibrant real estate market in the week spanning April 29 to May 5, with a total of nine home transactions recorded, showcasing a wide range of properties in different price brackets. The transactions highlighted a diverse residential market in this suburban community, often sought after for its accessibility and family-friendly atmosphere.
The week’s sales were notable for their variety, with homes ranging from modest one-bedroom properties to more spacious four-bedroom residences. The median sale during this period was an 1,176-square-foot home on Fordham Road that captured the local market’s mid-range with a sale price of $87,600.
Among the homes sold, the smallest was a one-bedroom, one-bathroom house on E. 135th Street, fetching $72,000 for its 466 square feet, indicating a high per-square-foot price of $155. This suggests a robust interest in smaller, more affordable properties in the area.
Conversely, the largest sale of the week was on Woodward Blvd., where a four-bedroom home went for $159,000. This 1,236 square foot property commanded $129 per square foot, reflecting the premium buyers are willing to pay for additional living space and amenities.
Further sales included properties like the three-bedroom, two-bathroom home on Oakview Blvd., which sold for $90,000, and a two-bedroom house on E. 86th Street that went for $119,900, demonstrating the range of options available to potential homebuyers in Garfield Heights.
These transactions illustrate the ongoing demand in Garfield Heights’ real estate market, driven by a mix of affordability, property size diversity, and location desirability. This week’s activity provides a snapshot of a dynamic market that caters to a wide array of buyer preferences and needs, reinforcing Garfield Heights’ status as a conducive place for both investment and residency.
Data for this analysis was provided by United Robots using Propmix’s national real-estate data, ensuring an accurate and comprehensive overview of local market trends.
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