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county benchmark · Ohio

Median value of owner-occupied homes, 2018-2022

Across 88 counties in Ohio. Every rank carries its margin of error.

COUNTIES: 88PERIOD: 2018-2022Every figure source-linked

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Distribution

PercentileValue
10th percentile$123,250
25th$135,425
Median$160,000
75th$189,650
90th percentile$227,020

Highest counties

Rank 1 is the highest value, and for this measure a higher value is the worse outcome. “First” here does not mean best.

Delaware County leads reliably only from rank 2 downwards. Its estimate range overlaps those of the ranks above 2, which therefore cannot be separated from it at 90 % confidence.

RankCountyEstimateRange (90 %)Source
1Delaware County$393,000$387,014 – $398,986evidence →
2Warren County$290,900$284,735 – $297,065evidence →
3Geauga County$288,000$281,678 – $294,322evidence →
4Union County$282,900$273,473 – $292,327evidence →
5Medina County$249,700$245,715 – $253,685evidence →
6Fairfield County$247,800$243,161 – $252,439evidence →
7Holmes County$245,800$231,765 – $259,835evidence →
8Franklin County$243,100$240,791 – $245,409evidence →
9Licking County$232,200$228,333 – $236,067evidence →
10Clermont County$224,800$221,103 – $228,497evidence →
11Butler County$224,300$220,877 – $227,723evidence →
12Greene County$222,300$217,164 – $227,436evidence →
13Pickaway County$219,900$212,007 – $227,793evidence →
14Hamilton County$205,000$201,564 – $208,436evidence →
15Wood County$203,300$197,997 – $208,603evidence →
16Madison County$201,200$190,125 – $212,275evidence →
17Knox County$197,400$191,111 – $203,689evidence →
18Portage County$197,100$191,511 – $202,689evidence →
19Mercer County$192,800$184,362 – $201,238evidence →
20Lorain County$191,900$188,246 – $195,554evidence →

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