Mobile Homes for Sale in Hilliard, OH

Founded in the 1850s as a railroad waystation, Hilliard is a suburb of Columbus located 13 miles northwest of the state capital. Though originally rural, its population exploded in the 1960s—the result of overflow from the surrounding communities of Dublin, Upper Arlington and Clintonville. Since then, job opportunities and a highly ranked school system have given Hilliard the same steady growth as its neighbors. The median price for homes is in the low $400,000s, higher than the Columbus median in the high $200,000s and comparable to the national median price in the low $400,000s. "We're seeing a really strong demand for single-family housing and a market that is only constrained by supply," says Dan Ralley, Hilliard's assistant city manager. Old Hilliard has most of the area's historic homes, some dating back to the 1800s. Midcentury-era houses are more prominent in southern neighborhoods like Luxair or Roman Hill Estates. As the city expands, the newest homes are on the western side of Hilliard. Hilliard has several business headquarters, including The Baesman Group and Eco Plumbers. Sutphen Corporation—the oldest fire truck manufacturer in the country—also has a major