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Property profile

800 High St Worthington, OH 43085

OFF-MARKET
Banks
Property ID
US66-4158588
0.29 ac lot
Last sale Jul 1997 · $150,000
Entity Owned Owner of record is a legal entity (LLC / corporation). 29-yr Hold Held for 29 years. Free & Clear No active or open recorded mortgage detected.
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Property summary

AI-generated overview

This exceptional Class A office space, located at 800 N High St in the vibrant Short North Arts District of Columbus, Ohio (zip code 43215), offers flexible layouts ranging from 5,000 to 15,000 square feet. Situated within a modern, 75,000 square foot building constructed in 2019, this property is ideal for businesses seeking a traditional office, coworking environment, or creative office space. The building's prime location places tenants within easy walking distance of a diverse array of…

Ownership intelligence

Who controls the opportunity?

Owner of record from public deeds, plus portfolio, hold profile and investor signals where the data supports them. Included with a plan.

Owner contacts

Can we reach the decision maker?

Skip-traced phones and e-mails of the owner. Included with a plan.

Debts

What is owed, to whom, and when it comes due

Recorded lenders, amounts and estimated maturities of the owner's loan book — included with a plan.

Property tax · 2023

What does the county charge?
$5k
Tax billed · 2023
Assessed value$57k
Assessed land$52k
Assessed improvement$4k
Effective rate9.26%

Value estimate

· Oct 2026
$265k
$239k – $292k
AI approach$265k

Realmo valuation models over county records.

Recently sold

What actually traded nearby?
$341/SF
County average, outlier-cleaned · 31 recorded sales of this use type
Observed band · Q1–Q3$98 – $540

Cap rate analysis

How does the asset earn?

No income signal is modeled for this parcel yet — the Cap Rates tab runs the workflow.

Zoning insight

No data for this section
What can be built here?

No zoning code is on file for this parcel. Coverage grows with every catalog release.

JurisdictionFRANKLIN

Location intelligence

Which uses thrive at this corner?
Best fit: Laundry Service
Demand heat for this use is drawn on the map · LocInt grid
Demand index
Laundry Service9.0
Smoke and Vape Shop9.0
Wholesale Shop8.8

Location

800 High St Worthington, OH 43085-4160
County assessor Recorded deeds · 1 transfer Qualifying comp sales · not on file Zoning catalog · not on file

Every figure names its source: public record, benchmark, or modeled. Coverage varies by property — thin data is stated as missing, never invented.

Comparables

6 recorded sales · 14 properties nearby
Recent sales nearby
6 recorded sales in this ZIP, last 8 years
Address Sale price Sold Size
430 Schrock, Worthington, OH 43085-3237 $287,500 Sep 2024 4,080 SF
547 High, Worthington, OH 43085-4132 $2,000,000 Sep 2023 3,640 SF
7000 High, Worthington, OH 43085-2500 $2,805,000 May 2023 8,052 SF
54 Wilson Brg, Worthington, OH 43085-2293 $1,040,000 Dec 2019 2,054 SF
11 New England, Worthington, OH 43085-3535 $115,000 Apr 2019 1,155 SF
5787 Linworth, Worthington, OH 43085-3307 $340,000 Apr 2019 3,276 SF
Sale prices and dates as our records hold them, one row per building. A deed can cover more of a building than the size shown, so read the price against the size rather than dividing one by the other.
Comparable nearby
6 properties of the same type nearby
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