2995 Brandon Rd is a 2,918 square foot multi-family home on a 0.31 acre lot with 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Upper Arlington data, we estimate the home's value is $610,708.
Multi-familyProperty Type
1961Year Built
0.31 acresLot Size
$209Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$610,708
$32K since September
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This home's estimate is 13% lower than the average sale price ($702K) of 6 comparable homes.
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$10,347 (+0.1%)
$67,445 + $107,695
$175,140
2024
$10,336 (+1.2%)
$67,445 + $107,695
$175,140
2023
$10,210 (+4.8%)
$67,445 + $107,695
$175,140
2022
$9,744 (+12.6%)
$42,980 + $93,800
$136,780
2021
$8,653 (+0.9%)
$42,980 + $93,800
$136,780
2020
$8,578 (+7.5%)
$42,980 + $93,800
$136,780
2019
$7,979 (+0.7%)
$42,980 + $69,475
$112,455
2017
$7,920 (−2.5%)
$42,980 + $69,475
$112,455
2016
$8,121
$47,880 + $71,715
$119,595
2015
$8,114 (−34.5%)
$47,880 + $71,715
$119,595
2014
$12,391 (+59.7%)
$47,880 + $71,715
$119,595
2013
$7,759
$43,540 + $65,205
$108,745
Tax history for 2995 Brandon Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$10,347 (+0.1%)
$67,445 + $107,695
$175,140
2024
$10,336 (+1.2%)
$67,445 + $107,695
$175,140
2023
$10,210 (+4.8%)
$67,445 + $107,695
$175,140
2022
$9,744 (+12.6%)
$42,980 + $93,800
$136,780
2021
$8,653 (+0.9%)
$42,980 + $93,800
$136,780
2020
$8,578 (+7.5%)
$42,980 + $93,800
$136,780
2019
$7,979 (+0.7%)
$42,980 + $69,475
$112,455
2017
$7,920 (−2.5%)
$42,980 + $69,475
$112,455
2016
$8,121
$47,880 + $71,715
$119,595
2015
$8,114 (−34.5%)
$47,880 + $71,715
$119,595
2014
$12,391 (+59.7%)
$47,880 + $71,715
$119,595
2013
$7,759
$43,540 + $65,205
$108,745
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
PMUD
Planned mixed-use district
It is the purpose and intent of planned use districts to implement the goals, policies, and strategies of the master plan by allowing a mixture of residential, office, and commercial uses in a high quality urban environment. This type of development pattern was recommended in the master plan for seven specific areas of the City. Other areas of the City may be considered for planned mixed-use designation if the development meets the guidelines established in Article 7. These seven areas, or planned mixed use districts as further described in Volume 2: Study Areas Report of the Master Plan, are the following: (1) Kingsdale: The area contains three sub-areas which are demonstrated in the master plan. The Kingsdale Core and Triangle area bounded by Northwest Boulevard, Tremont Road and Zollinger Road containing approximately thirty-eight acres. The Kingsdale West area is generally bounded by Tremont Road, Fishinger Road, Ardleigh Road and Somerford Road.; (2) Henderson Road: The area on both sides of Reed Road and south of Henderson Road containing approximately fifty acres.; (3) Tremont: The area encompassing a seven-acre commercial center and an 18-acre multi-family site north of the center.; (4) Lane Avenue: A predominantly commercial corridor that includes thirty-three acres on both sides of Lane Avenue from North Star Road to Northwest Boulevard.; (5) Northwest Boulevard: The area along Northwest Boulevard from Zollinger Road to the Ridgeview Road area containing approximately thirteen acres.; (6) U.S. 33: The area along the U.S. 33 corridor and more specifically the area around both the Fishinger Road and Trabue Road intersections with U.S. Route 33.; (7) Mallway: The area bounded generally by Arlington Avenue, Guilford Road, Coventry Road, and Waltham Road.