Episode
Central Ohio, Block by Block
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- Jun 1, 2026
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- 4004
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Summary
Central Ohio reads as a single metro on a map. On the ground it doesn’t behave like one. German Village and Dublin are fifteen miles apart and may as well be different states for how buyers think about them. Grandview is its own city. So is Bexley. So is Upper Arlington. Worthington was founded by New Englanders and still feels like Vermont. Powell has two distinct halves separated by a few minutes’ drive. Short North used to be downtown and now insists it’s its own neighborhood. For this episode we asked Isabelle Trepkoski - Columbus native, agent with Styer Real Estate Professionals, and someone who’s lived in a meaningful share of these neighborhoods herself - to walk through them with us, one at a time. What follows is what you actually need to know.