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The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).

U.S.
$332,700
Ohio
$214,800
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Top and bottom zip codes in Ohio

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes with the most expensive homes

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  1. 145243Cincinnati$627,000
  2. 245174Terrace Park$603,800
  3. 344040Gates Mills$587,700
  4. 443021Galena$564,700
  5. 543215Columbus$551,200
  6. 645208Cincinnati$547,200
  7. 743212Columbus$533,700
  8. 843017Dublin$523,500
  9. 943054New Albany$510,600
  10. 1045249Cincinnati$495,000

Zip codes with the least expensive homes

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  1. 144506Youngstown$23,000
  2. 244507Youngstown$25,900
  3. 344502Youngstown$42,100
  4. 444127Cleveland$44,400
  5. 543608Toledo$49,500
  6. 643605Toledo$49,700
  7. 744704Canton$54,300
  8. 843217Columbus$56,900
  9. 944509Youngstown$57,900
  10. 1044110Cleveland$60,900

Median home value by county in Ohio

  1. 1Delaware County$445,500
  2. 2Warren County$349,400
  3. 3Union County$344,900
  4. 4Geauga County$331,100
  5. 5Fairfield County$298,800
  6. 6Franklin County$288,400
  7. 7Medina County$287,000
  8. 8Licking County$275,200
  9. 9Holmes County$267,700
  10. 10Clermont County$266,200
  11. 11Butler County$258,500
  12. 12Pickaway County$256,800
  13. 13Greene County$252,200
  14. 14Madison County$250,100
  15. 15Hamilton County$241,900
  16. 16Knox County$239,400
  17. 17Miami County$229,100
  18. 18Wood County$227,600
  19. 19Portage County$227,000
  20. 20Lorain County$223,200
  21. 21Morrow County$222,300
  22. 22Wayne County$222,100
  23. 23Ottawa County$219,900
  24. 24Lake County$214,100
  25. 25Clinton County$211,900
  26. 26Mercer County$210,600
  27. 27Summit County$208,700
  28. 28Shelby County$208,100
  29. 29Hancock County$204,700
  30. 30Champaign County$204,000
  31. 31Logan County$203,200
  32. 32Putnam County$201,100
  33. 33Erie County$199,700
  34. 34Brown County$196,200
  35. 35Cuyahoga County$195,400
  36. 36Perry County$191,100
  37. 37Fulton County$191,000
  38. 38Auglaize County$189,800
  39. 39Ashland County$186,800
  40. 40Hocking County$186,400
  41. 41Stark County$186,400
  42. 42Washington County$185,600
  43. 43Tuscarawas County$185,400
  44. 44Athens County$185,000
  45. 45Carroll County$183,100
  46. 46Muskingum County$182,200
  47. 47Montgomery County$180,900
  48. 48Preble County$180,900
  49. 49Darke County$173,200
  50. 50Ross County$171,500
  51. 51Fayette County$170,700
  52. 52Clark County$169,900
  53. 53Highland County$168,900
  54. 54Henry County$168,600
  55. 55Huron County$166,000
  56. 56Allen County$165,300
  57. 57Richland County$164,800
  58. 58Adams County$164,200
  59. 59Lucas County$163,900
  60. 60Pike County$163,800
  61. 61Noble County$163,600
  62. 62Wyandot County$163,400
  63. 63Defiance County$163,200
  64. 64Sandusky County$160,700
  65. 65Ashtabula County$159,500
  66. 66Guernsey County$157,700
  67. 67Marion County$156,800
  68. 68Gallia County$155,600
  69. 69Coshocton County$155,500
  70. 70Belmont County$154,900
  71. 71Mahoning County$154,700
  72. 72Seneca County$154,700
  73. 73Van Wert County$152,000
  74. 74Columbiana County$151,600
  75. 75Hardin County$151,200
  76. 76Morgan County$150,900
  77. 77Jackson County$150,700
  78. 78Vinton County$150,000
  79. 79Williams County$150,000
  80. 80Lawrence County$144,000
  81. 81Monroe County$142,700
  82. 82Trumbull County$141,800
  83. 83Paulding County$140,800
  84. 84Scioto County$137,900
  85. 85Crawford County$136,700
  86. 86Jefferson County$127,800
  87. 87Harrison County$121,500
  88. 88Meigs County$119,300

Questions about this map

Which zip code has the highest median home value in Ohio?

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 45243 (Cincinnati, OH) has the highest: $627,000.

Which zip code has the lowest median home value in Ohio?

44506 (Youngstown, OH) has the lowest: $23,000.

What is the median home value for the United States?

$332,700; in Ohio it is $214,800.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.

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