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Powell’s luxury market is telling a very different story once you get above about **$1.2 million**.

The buyer pool gets smaller. Buyers become more selective. And pricing, condition, lot, location and presentation matter much more.

In 2025, Powell had **41 sales above $1 million** — but only **10 sales above $1.5 million** and just **3 above $1.75 million**.

That means luxury sellers are competing for a very small number of qualified buyers.

And those buyers can afford to wait.

The homes that are moving tend to be the ones that feel compelling: updated, well-located, well-presented and correctly priced. Homes with dated finishes, unusual layouts, weaker lots or aspirational pricing can sit much longer.

I put together a deeper look at what’s happening in the Powell luxury market in 2026, including buyer behavior, pricing strategy, days on market and what sellers should be watching.

Read the full article here:

[https://findhomesinohio.com/blog/powell-luxury-real-estate-in-2026-what-buyers-and-sellers-need-to-know-above-1-2-million](https://findhomesinohio.com/blog/powell-luxury-real-estate-in-2026-what-buyers-and-sellers-need-to-know-above-1-2-million)

Thinking about a move in Powell in the next 3–12 months? Message me your neighborhood and approximate price range, and I’ll tell you what I’m seeing in that specific segment of the luxury market.

Andrew Robinson
Luxury & Executive Real Estate Advisor
Real of Ohio | REAL Brokerage Technologies
614-323-1249

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