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Aaron Smith
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A,B,C,D areas in Columbus, OH

Aaron Smith
  • Investor
  • Washington, DC
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I'm compiled a list of neighborhoods in Columbus which I've classified with what I think is A,B,C,D areas. I'm curious what the average CAP rates are for multifamily properties in these areas too. That's next on my list to find out. Anyway, I'd appreciate anyone's input on if they agree/disagree with these classifications and what average CAP rates are prevalent in A,B,C, and D areas. Thanks!

Franklinton D
South Hilltop D
South orchards, old oaks D
Framingham D
Hilltop D
North Linden D
Whitehall, Lowrie Brothers C-
Olde Towne East C
Franklin Park C
Reynoldsburg
King-Lincoln Bronzeville C
Gahanna
Old North Columbus B
INDIANOLA TERRACE B
Bexley Heights B
University District B
Worthington
IUKA RAVINE B
Merion Village B
Upper Arlington B
Weinland Park B+
Victorian Village A
Grandview Heights A
Beacon Hill A
Harrison West A
Downtown A
Short north/italian village A
German Village

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Chad Miller
  • Wholesaler
  • Columbus, OH
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Chad Miller
  • Wholesaler
  • Columbus, OH
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Upper Arlington would not be a B classification. It's one of most expensive areas in columbus and has great schools also. Not to mention the taxes are high.

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