
Don't just sell your home.
Get every cent.
I'm Adam Geuy. We position your home, find your leverage, and run the launch, razor-sharp pricing, marketing that hits buyers from every angle, and negotiation that stays quietly relentless in your corner. You live your life; I've got the rest, down to the last dollar.
1051 homes for sale in Central Ohio
By price: Homes Under $250,000 (103) · Homes $250,000 to $500,000 (487) · Homes $500,000 to $1,000,000 (374) · Luxury Homes Over $1,000,000 (87)
By school district: OLENTANGY LSD 2104 DEL CO. (208) · SOUTH WESTERN CSD 2511 FRA CO. (153) · HILLIARD CSD 2510 FRA CO. (152) · WESTERVILLE CSD 2514 FRA CO. (150) · DUBLIN CSD 2513 FRA CO. (114) · COLUMBUS CSD 2503 FRA CO. (100) · WORTHINGTON CSD 2516 FRA CO. (53) · NEW ALBANY PLAIN LSD 2508 FRA CO. (41) · GAHANNA JEFFERSON CSD 2506 FRA CO. (29) · UPPER ARLINGTON CSD 2512 FRA CO. (27) · BUCKEYE VALLEY LSD 2102 DEL CO. (13) · BIG WALNUT LSD 2101 DEL CO. (9)
By town: Westerville (207) · Dublin (165) · Grove City (163) · Powell (143) · Hilliard (134) · New Albany (77) · Lewis Center (76) · Worthington (35) · Upper Arlington (27) · Gahanna (24)
By county and ZIP: Franklin County (743) · Delaware County (294) · Union County (13) · 43123 (163) · 43065 (143) · 43081 (142) · 43026 (134) · 43016 (85) · 43017 (80) · 43054 (77) · 43035 (76) · 43082 (65) · 43085 (33) · 43230 (24) · 43221 (17) · 43220 (10)
By feature: Homes with a Pool (27) · Waterfront, Lake and Pond Homes (65) · Homes with a First-Floor Primary Suite (118) · Homes with an In-Law Suite (69) · Ranch and One-Story Homes (169) · Homes with a Finished Basement (296) · Homes with a Walk-Out Basement (42) · Homes with a Fenced Yard (221) · Homes with a Screened Porch or Sunroom (156) · Homes with a Pole Barn or Workshop (55) · Golf Course Homes (24) · Homes on a Cul-de-Sac (57) · Homes with a Home Office (502) · Homes with a New Roof (149) · Homes with a Fireplace (695)
By what matters: New Listings (132) · Coming Soon (19) · Open Houses This Week (184) · Price Reductions (586) · On the Market 60+ Days (329) · New Construction Homes (163) · Homes on an Acre or More (87) · Homes with a 3-Car Garage (184) · Homes with 5+ Bedrooms (98) · Homes Over 3,000 Sq Ft (235) · Under Contract (488)
Coming Soon $225,000
508 Foxtrail W, 28, Westerville, OH 43081
2 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,300 sq ft · built 1987
Coldwell Banker Realty
Coming Soon $389,900
8393 Yuma Drive, Powell, OH 43065
3 bd · 1.5 ba · 1,399 sq ft · built 1987
Keller Williams Consultants
Coming Soon $445,000
Open house Sat, Nov 14, 1:00 PM
4322 Coachman Lane, 20, Hilliard, OH 43026
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,154 sq ft · built 2017
Keller Williams Greater Cols
Coming Soon $589,900
7528 Eagle Trace Drive, Westerville, OH 43082
5 bd · 3.5 ba · 2,850 sq ft · built 2000
CYMACK Real Estate
Coming Soon $179,900
6211 Craughwell Lane, Dublin, OH 43017
1 bd · 1 ba · 892 sq ft · built 1998
Howard Hanna Real Estate Svcs
Coming Soon $549,900
Open house Sun, Nov 15, 2:00 PM
4941 Britton Farms Drive, Hilliard, OH 43026
5 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,968 sq ft · built 1997
Fathom Realty Ohio
Coming Soon $429,900
4859 Edgarton Drive, Grove City, OH 43123
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,112 sq ft · built 2008
Keller Williams Capital Ptnrs
Coming Soon $465,000
Open house Sun, Nov 8, 1:00 PM
4123 Leitrim Court, Dublin, OH 43016
4 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,080 sq ft · built 1987
RE/MAX Affiliates, Inc.
Coming Soon $675,000
Open house Sun, Nov 8, 12:00 PM
3939 Bickley Place, Upper Arlington, OH 43220
4 bd · 3 ba · 2,734 sq ft · built 1958
RE/MAX Partners
Coming Soon $349,900
5663 Bashaw Drive, Westerville, OH 43081
4 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,837 sq ft · built 1972
NextHome Experience
Coming Soon $224,900
5987 Silver Charms Way, 31, New Albany, OH 43054
2 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,370 sq ft · built 2005
Core Realty Collection
Coming Soon $199,900
3815 Santa Maria Drive, Grove City, OH 43123
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,496 sq ft · built 1962
Howard Hanna Real Estate Svcs
Coming Soon $674,750
3353 Sunglow Drive, Lewis Center, OH 43035
3 bd · 3 ba · 3,079 sq ft · built 1996
Beckett Realty Group
Coming Soon $2,000,000
891 Matthews Brook Lane, Powell, OH 43065
6 bd · 6.5 ba · 8,551 sq ft · built 2001
CRT, Realtors
Coming Soon $599,900
2539 Maxwell Avenue, Lewis Center, OH 43035
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,715 sq ft · built 2002
Red 1 Realty
Coming Soon $514,900
Open house Sun, Nov 15, 12:00 PM
250 Chaucer Court, Worthington, OH 43085
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,648 sq ft · built 1962
Real of Ohio
Coming Soon $199,900
877 Sheldrake Court, 26A, Worthington, OH 43085
3 bd · 1.5 ba · 1,222 sq ft · built 1988
Fathom Realty Ohio
Coming Soon $499,900
5490 Saint Andrews Drive, Westerville, OH 43082
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,734 sq ft · built 1993
Coldwell Banker Realty
Coming Soon $435,000
8559 Clover Glade Drive, Lewis Center, OH 43035
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,378 sq ft · built 2003
Coldwell Banker Realty
40 of 1051. Every home, highest price first · lowest first · just listed · all of it by town.
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The builder has a rep. You should have one too.
New construction is what I do most, and it is the one purchase where the friendliest person in the room is paid by the other side. The builder has already budgeted a commission. Walk into the model alone, sign the register, and they simply keep it.
I track this market with data nobody hands out: what every Central Ohio suburb actually charges per square foot, which seven of them sell you a smaller house than the resale down the street, and the property tax line that reads $1,660 on the listing and resets toward $8,370 in Powell.
Every district, ZIP and county in Central Ohio, with the numbers.
Buyers search by school district, by ZIP, by the thing they want, long before they search by street. So the MLS closings I already track are cut every one of those ways: 25 school districts, 40 ZIP codes, 19 counties 5 home features, 185 neighborhoods and 50 city markets, each with 2026 closings, the median, days on market and what is active now. Aggregates from the record, not adjectives from a listing.
- Homes for sale right now: 1,539 listings across 10 towns, straight from the MLS, refreshed every six hours
- City markets: every town with 60+ sales, price, speed and months of supply
- School districts: what sold inside each boundary, with the state report card
- ZIP codes: price, speed and the districts inside each one
- Counties: where the volume actually is
- Neighborhoods: subdivision by subdivision, measured against its own town
- Homes by feature: condos, acreage homes, 3-car-garage homes, pre-1940 homes and more
- The Columbus relocation guide
Launch it, not list it.
Most homes get listed: price, pictures, and a prayer. Yours gets launched. Cinematic photography, video, and a campaign built to put your home in front of the buyer who pays the most, all hitting at once.
That is what creates competition, and competition is what pulls the last dollar off the table instead of leaving it there. The marketing is not an add-on to the sale. It is how the sale gets won.

This is what a launch looks like.
The same caliber of production behind every home I represent. Photography that sells, video that travels, a brand built for your address.







I find the money other agents walk past.
My dad owned a multi-generational residential construction company and I worked in it until I was twenty, so I read the structure before the finishes. I've been in this industry my entire life. Where the real value sits. What a buyer's inspector will flag. Which fixes return more than they cost. The small levers most agents never see.
Those levers compound. Hunted one by one, they are the difference between a good number and every cent. It is not a tactic. It is how I am wired.
A fair number, and you do nothing.
Concierge, full service. Prep, staging, vendors, the logistics of the move, all mine to carry. You get a fair number, the work done beyond standard, and a call when it is finished. That is the experience clients send their friends to, and it is the whole point of the name.
Run like an operation.
Six disciplined steps, the same every time, engineered so nothing gets left on the table. Here is exactly how your sale gets handled.
Position
We read your home against the live market and pinpoint exactly where your leverage is, before a single photo is taken.
Prep
The construction read goes to work. The fixes that return more than they cost get done, the ones that don't get skipped. Nothing wasted.
Price
Razor-sharp pricing built on real comparable sales, engineered to drive competition instead of guesswork.
Launch
A coordinated launch. Cinematic media and a full campaign hit the right buyers from every angle, all at once.
Negotiate
Quietly relentless negotiation in your corner. Every term and every dollar worked for your side of the table.
Close
I drive the deal to the closing table and handle every detail. You stay in your life, and I tell you when it is finished.
A whole operation, behind your sale.
Most agents are one person with a phone and a sign. Behind your sale I run a modern, technology-driven operation. You never have to see any of it. You just get the result.
Modern marketing reach
Your home goes in front of the right buyers across every channel, continuously, not just the MLS and a sign in the yard.
Live market intelligence
Real data and real comps drive your price and your timing, so every move is made on facts, not a hunch.
A content engine
A steady stream of content and media keeps your home and your story visible, the way listings actually get seen now.
Systems that don't slip
Every deadline, vendor, and detail tracked by a system built so nothing falls through the cracks.
Proof, not promises.
I know this market, street by street.
Westerville is home base, and I work with buyers and sellers across Greater Columbus and Central Ohio.
Straight answers. No fluff.
How Many Million-Dollar Homes Sold in Columbus in 2026? 495
495 homes sold for $1 million or more in Columbus in 2026, a $1.3 million median, led by New Albany, Dublin and Powell. Where the top of the market is.
dublinWhat Do Homes Sell For in Dublin's Neighborhoods? 764 Sales in 2026, Subdivision by Subdivision
Every 2026 Dublin, Ohio closing sorted by subdivision: Tartan Ridge at $1,199,000, Muirfield Village at $775,000 on 51 sales, Riverside Green at $370,000, the Manor at Craughwell at $213,000. Median, price per foot, year built, share over ask, days to contract.
New AlbanyCost to Join New Albany Country Club vs Tartan Fields (2026)
Neither club publishes fees. In 2026, 29 NACC homes sold at a $1,554,600 median, 9 in Tartan Fields at $1,124,999, and NACC taxes run about $3,600 a year more.
Working with Adam, answered.
What makes Adam Geuy different from other Columbus REALTORS?
I treat every listing as a marketing campaign, not a sign in the yard. My dad owned a multi-generational residential construction company and I've been in this industry my entire life, so I read the structure before the finishes. I have closed 70 transactions and more than $20M in career volume, hold a perfect 5-star review record, and run concierge service from first call to a week after closing.
How do I sell my Central Ohio home for top dollar?
You win the most money before the home ever hits the market: the right prep and staging, pricing built on real comparable sales, and a media campaign aimed at the actual buyer for that specific property. The legacy approach of listing it the way it has always been done leaves money on the table. The marketing is not an add-on to the sale, it is how the sale gets won.
Should I buy or sell first in Central Ohio?
It depends on your equity, your financing, and how much certainty you need, and there is a right answer for your specific situation. I walk move-up sellers through both paths so you are never stuck carrying two homes or scrambling for a place to land. I break the tradeoffs down in my guide on selling first versus buying first in Central Ohio.
What areas do you serve?
Westerville is my home base, and I work across the Columbus area: Dublin, Powell, New Albany, Upper Arlington, Worthington, Lewis Center, Galena, Sunbury, and Gahanna, plus greater Columbus. I focus on mid-luxury suburban homes.
Do you work with buyers, or only sellers?
Both. I specialize in move-up sellers and equity-rich homeowners, and I also represent buyers, where my construction background pays off by helping you avoid the expensive surprises a typical walkthrough misses.
How do I get started?
Book a no-obligation strategy call and we will map out your goals, your timeline, and the plan to hit your ideal outcome. You can schedule directly on my calendar, or call or text me at 937-239-2919.