Pickerington Real Estate Market Stats
About the Area
Deemed one of the Best Places to Live in the Central Ohio area, Pickerington has several attractive neighborhoods with easy access to the area’s major highways—plus, the homes here are some of the most affordable in all of Central Ohio. Both businesses and residents thrive in this community, where a strong emphasis on local support keeps everything running smoothly. Looking at a snapshot of Pickerington, you’ll see brand name stores and small businesses, a plethora of parks, and enough community events to keep your social calendar full year-round!
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Pickerington at a Glance
Getting Around
Major Roads: State Route 256
Travel & Commute: To Columbus: 30 minutes
Parks & Rec: 7 distinctive parks, Community outdoor swimming pool.
Demographics
Population: 23,971 (2021)
Local Schools: Pickerington Local School District
Community Spotlight
Shopping & Dining
From nationally recognized retailers along Hill Road to small local businesses in Olde Pickerington Village, this city features dozens of compelling shops and restaurants. While wandering through the Village, make sure to stop by the Pickerington Farmers Market, then Combustion Brewery & Taproom for food trucks and refreshing beverages!
Parks & Recreation
Pickerington’s seven distinctive parks all feature remarkable city views—yet each one offers different recreational activities. Take a leisurely strong along the lake at Willow Pond Park, or go birdwatching at Pickerington Ponds Metro Park. If you want to practice your swing, then you can head down the road to Turnberry Golf Course and put your golf skills to the ultimate test.
Events & Entertainment
You’ll never have to travel far to have fun when you live in Pickerington! Find entertainment at every corner, including the city’s wealth of sports fields and classic movie theater. During the warmer months, you can look forward to the Youth Fishing Derby—which has some pretty cool sponsors here at The Shaffer Team—along with the outdoor Summer Concert Series.
Popular Attractions
To see where it all began, you have to visit the Pickerington-Violet Township Historical Society. Once you’ve checked that box, the live music at Sycamore Creek Park Amphitheater and historic Harleys at the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame are must-see attractions. Not yet to mention, Pickerington operates its own community swimming pool for long days of summer fun!
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Frequently Asked Questions
About Living in Central Ohio
+ What are the best areas to live near Columbus, Ohio?
The best area depends on what matters most to you. Pickerington, Canal Winchester, and Reynoldsburg are popular for buyers who want suburban convenience southeast of Columbus. Dublin, Hilliard, Powell, and New Albany are often considered by buyers looking for highly sought-after suburbs with strong amenities. Lancaster, Pataskala, Granville, Newark, and Heath may appeal to buyers looking for more space or a different pace outside the city.
+ Where should I live if I want to be close to Columbus but not in the city?
Buyers who want to be near Columbus but prefer a suburban setting often look at Pickerington, Canal Winchester, Reynoldsburg, Blacklick, Gahanna, Hilliard, Westerville, Grove City, and Groveport. These communities offer access to Columbus while still giving buyers neighborhood options, parks, shopping, and a more residential feel.
+ Which Central Ohio communities are good for commuters?
The best commuter-friendly community depends on where you work. Pickerington, Reynoldsburg, Canal Winchester, and Blacklick can be convenient for east or southeast Columbus commutes. Hilliard, Dublin, Powell, and Lewis Center may work well for northwest-side commutes, while Gahanna, Westerville, and New Albany offer access to the northeast side of the region.
+ What Central Ohio areas offer more space or a quieter setting?
Buyers looking for more space or a quieter setting often consider Lancaster, Pataskala, Granville, Buckeye Lake, Newark, Heath, and parts of Canal Winchester. These areas may offer larger lots, established neighborhoods, rural surroundings, or a slower pace while still keeping you connected to Central Ohio.
+ What areas should I consider if I want newer homes or growing communities?
Central Ohio buyers interested in newer homes or growing communities often look at Pickerington, Canal Winchester, Pataskala, New Albany, Grove City, Lewis Center, Powell, and parts of Dublin and Hilliard. Availability changes quickly, so it helps to compare current listings, new construction options, and resale homes with a local real estate team.
+ How do I compare home prices between Central Ohio communities?
Home prices can vary widely between communities like Pickerington, Dublin, Lancaster, New Albany, Reynoldsburg, Granville, and Westerville. The best way to compare is to look at current listings, recent sold homes, property condition, school areas, commute needs, and long-term resale potential.
+ I am moving to Central Ohio. Where should I start my home search?
If you are relocating to Central Ohio, start by narrowing down your commute, budget, preferred home style, and lifestyle needs. From there, The Shaffer Team can help you compare communities such as Pickerington, Columbus, Canal Winchester, Dublin, Hilliard, Westerville, New Albany, Lancaster, Pataskala, and surrounding areas.
+ Can The Shaffer Team help me decide which Central Ohio community is right for me?
Yes. The Shaffer Team helps buyers compare Central Ohio communities based on lifestyle, budget, commute, home style, neighborhood feel, and long-term goals. Instead of only looking at listings, the team helps you understand how each area may fit your day-to-day life.