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The housing market in Ohio State is thriving, with the median house value being around $197,000. This is significantly lower than the national median of $338,100. In the past year, house values have appreciated by 8.50% in Ohio State, which is slightly higher than the US 1 year appreciation rate of 8.27%. This signals a strong housing market in the state and indicates that now may be a great time to invest in property there.

The median home cost in Ohio is $197,000. Home appreciation the last 10 years has been 81.8%. Home Appreciation in Ohio is up 14.7%.

Average Age of Homes
- The median age of Ohio real estate is 50 years old
The Rental Market in Ohio
- Renters make up 29.5% of the Ohio population
- 1.5% of houses and apartments in Ohio, are available to rent

DID YOU KNOW
Buying a home is the biggest single purchase most people make during their lives. The second largest is most often an automobile.

Median Monthly Rent by Number of Bedrooms

   Housing by Year Built

  HousingOhio, OhioUnited States
  5,232,733.0139,647,020.0
  5242
  $197,000$338,100
  14.7%16.6%
  54.9%57.0%
  81.8%101.1%
  $16.09$10.98
  $2,447$2,690
  60.5%57.4%
  9.1%11.2%
  30.4%31.4%
  Vacant Housing
  1.5%1.9%
  0.4%0.4%
  0.7%0.7%
  0.4%0.4%
  1.2%3.6%
  5.0%4.1%
  Value of Owner-Occupied Housing
  3.0%2.6%
  2.9%2.4%
  4.3%2.8%
  6.9%3.9%
  8.7%4.5%
  20.0%11.3%
  17.7%13.0%
  19.6%20.1%
  8.8%13.6%
  3.7%8.3%
  3.0%9.7%
  0.8%3.9%
  0.4%2.2%
  0.1%0.8%
  0.1%1.1%
  Housing Units by Year Structure Built
  0.1%0.2%
  9.5%13.6%
  9.5%13.6%
  11.7%13.6%
  9.1%13.2%
  14.1%14.8%
  11.7%13.6%
  13.8%10.0%
  5.9%4.7%
  19.5%12.2%
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Ohio is pretty good if you can get a decent job. Weather is tempered with the great lakes, and we've get all 4 seasons. Summers are pretty hot, but winters could stand  More

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Ohio is the armpit of American (with KY being the anus). Phrases such as "Nothing to See since 1803," or "Come to Ohio on vacation, leave on probation," aptly describe  More

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Many large cities with tons of things to do. The the Cs offer anything you like-- water/beach at lake erie in Cleveland. Or hit in town at night in the Short North over  More

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