Licking County Multifamily Sales Report – September 2026
Executive Summary: NEW SHORTER FORMAT. See the MF sales in Licking County for September.
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Executive Summary: NEW SHORTER FORMAT. See the MF sales in Licking County for September.
Executive Summary: Licking County recorded seven distinct multifamily transfer events during August 2026 after consolidating a repeated multi-parcel conveyance and excluding one September 2 record included in the duplex sales report. One transaction qualified as an Auditor-designated valid sale, producing valid sale volume of $230,000. Activity therefore declined from July’s three valid sales and remained concentrated in small residential multifamily assets.
Executive Summary: July reflects selective liquidity rather than broad transaction depth.
Executive Summary: The Licking County multifamily investment market remained exceptionally quiet during June 2026. The lack of valid sales should not be interpreted as weakening demand. Institutional and private investors continue evaluating Central Ohio opportunities, although elevated financing costs and disciplined pricing continue to reduce completed transactions.
Executive Summary: The multifamily sales numbers are out for May 2026. Shumaker Commercial Real Estate (SCRE) continues to view entitlement activity, population growth, infrastructure expansion, and path-of-growth development as more meaningful leading indicators than any single month’s transaction count.
Executive Summary: The April 2026 Multifamily sales report for Licking County and the surrounding area is ready for review. Stable. Disciplined. Supply-constrained characterizes this market. Licking County recorded 8 multifamily transactions in April 2026, including 4 arm’s-length (valid) sales. Market conditions remain stable, with pricing supported by selective, disciplined capital deployment.
Executive Summary: Licking County recorded eight multifamily (MF) sales in March 2026. Of those eight transactions, two were valid arm’s-length sales and six were non-valid. Consistent with reporting standards pricing conclusions in this report are based primarily on valid transactions, while non-valid transfers are still acknowledged for completeness.
Executive Summary: In February 2026, Licking County recorded 7 multifamily transfers, with 2 qualifying as valid arm’s-length market sales, both occurring within the residential duplex segment.
Executive Summary: In January 2026, Licking County recorded 10 multifamily transfers. Only 2 qualified as valid arm’s-length market sales, representing $867,000 in verified market volume. Valid sales represented 20% of total recorded transfers during the month. The limited number of valid sales reflects constrained inventory rather than a softening in investor demand.
Purpose: Provide an overview of 2025 Multifamily (MF) property sales for Licking County with breakdown by city. This report tracks Residential multifamily (2–4 units) and Commercial multifamily (5+ units) sales.
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