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Ohio: cities with the most homeowners

Ranked from official statistics; every city opens its own guide.

In short: Ohio: North Ridgeville has the highest homeownership (89.8%) among the 100 largest places.
Columbus (914,802 residents)Cleveland (366,097 residents)Cincinnati (311,224 residents)Toledo (267,463 residents)Akron (189,247 residents)Dayton (136,579 residents)Parma (79,870 residents)Canton (69,755 residents)Lorain (65,395 residents)Hamilton (63,468 residents)Youngstown (59,331 residents)Springfield (58,190 residents)Kettering (57,206 residents)Elyria (53,035 residents)Middletown (51,617 residents)Cuyahoga Falls (50,909 residents)Newark (50,783 residents)Lakewood (50,007 residents)Dublin (49,294 residents)Euclid (48,823 residents)Mansfield (47,663 residents)Mentor (47,171 residents)Beavercreek (47,126 residents)Strongsville (45,983 residents)Fairfield (44,828 residents)Delaware (44,589 residents)Cleveland Heights (44,497 residents)Huber Heights (43,455 residents)Grove City (42,517 residents)Lancaster (41,249 residents)Reynoldsburg (41,224 residents)Findlay (40,287 residents)Warren (38,912 residents)Westerville (38,645 residents)Hilliard (38,033 residents)North Ridgeville (36,627 residents)Upper Arlington (36,293 residents)Marion (35,669 residents)Mason (35,509 residents)Gahanna (35,486 residents)Brunswick (35,246 residents)Lima (35,010 residents)Fairborn (34,534 residents)Stow (34,240 residents)Westlake (34,104 residents)Massillon (32,338 residents)North Olmsted (31,924 residents)North Royalton (30,972 residents)Austintown (30,164 residents)Bowling Green (29,983 residents)Garfield Heights (29,269 residents)Shaker Heights (28,922 residents)Marysville (27,518 residents)Green (27,393 residents)Kent (27,116 residents)Wooster (26,971 residents)Troy (26,842 residents)Medina (25,950 residents)Avon Lake (25,752 residents)Xenia (25,689 residents)Avon (25,317 residents)Centerville (25,205 residents)Perrysburg (25,181 residents)Barberton (24,844 residents)Zanesville (24,740 residents)Sandusky (24,606 residents)Wadsworth (24,492 residents)Pickerington (24,477 residents)Riverside (24,435 residents)Willoughby (24,046 residents)Solon (23,943 residents)Athens (23,396 residents)Maple Heights (23,258 residents)Trotwood (23,041 residents)Hudson (23,039 residents)Chillicothe (21,902 residents)Oxford (21,753 residents)South Euclid (21,534 residents)Lebanon (21,501 residents)Rocky River (21,490 residents)Alliance (21,478 residents)Piqua (20,646 residents)Parma Heights (20,581 residents)Painesville (20,548 residents)Sidney (20,501 residents)Forest Park (20,025 residents)Mayfield Heights (20,022 residents)Whitehall (20,019 residents)Springboro (19,980 residents)Miamisburg (19,948 residents)Oregon (19,799 residents)Broadview Heights (19,771 residents)Twinsburg (19,410 residents)White Oak (19,216 residents)Norwood (19,114 residents)Sylvania (19,055 residents)Ashland (18,911 residents)Tallmadge (18,335 residents)Niles (18,287 residents)Brook Park (18,284 residents)
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By AtiveSite · Published 07/11/2026 · Updated 08/11/2026 · Every figure is linked to its source below.

North Ridgeville#1
89.8%homeowners (share of households)
100cities ranked
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Ranking

CITY (100 largest of Ohio) Official statistics Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year (via Census Reporter) · Data: ACS 2020–2024

Among the 100 largest places in Ohio, North Ridgeville has the highest homeownership (89.8%), followed by Springboro and Hudson. Click any column to sort; click a city for its guide.

What the ranking shows

Across the 100 places in Ohio that we cover, the median is 63.2% and the average 63.2%; the figure runs from 89.8% (North Ridgeville) to 32.5% (Athens). That is a spread of 2.8 times between the two ends. The state figure is 67.2%; 38 of the 100 places are above it and 62 at or below.

How to use it

The first five are North Ridgeville, Springboro, Hudson, Avon, Mentor. A high or low position is not good or bad on its own: read it together with the other measures on the city pages. Use the Compare tab on each city page to see how two places differ across income, rent, commute and education, and check the county page for the local job market.

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# ⇅City ⇅County ⇅Homeowners (share of households) ⇅Population ⇅Median household income ⇅Median rent ⇅
1North RidgevilleLorain County89.8%36,627$96,698$1,116
2SpringboroWarren County88.9%19,980$119,659$1,203
3HudsonSummit County88.4%23,039$171,427$2,344
4AvonLorain County88.3%25,317$135,915$1,796
5MentorLake County84.7%47,171$88,949$1,239
6SolonCuyahoga County84.3%23,943$139,089$1,626
7Broadview HeightsCuyahoga County83.4%19,771$103,125$1,083
8Avon LakeLorain County83.1%25,752$115,567$1,537
9TallmadgeSummit County82.7%18,335$89,410$1,067
10Brook ParkCuyahoga County82.6%18,284$71,332$1,122
11StrongsvilleCuyahoga County82.0%45,983$103,253$1,302
12South EuclidCuyahoga County81.7%21,534$81,297$1,367
13MasonWarren County80.1%35,509$125,401$1,760
14Upper ArlingtonFranklin County79.4%36,293$155,167$1,588
15TwinsburgSummit County79.4%19,410$99,144$1,356
16North OlmstedCuyahoga County78.9%31,924$84,363$1,141
17SylvaniaLucas County77.6%19,055$100,189$1,072
18DublinFranklin County77.1%49,294$160,296$1,686
19PickeringtonFairfield County76.8%24,477$111,833$1,605
20OregonLucas County75.3%19,799$82,197$900
21GreenSummit County75.1%27,393$95,047$1,228
22BrunswickMedina County74.7%35,246$90,663$1,157
23WestlakeCuyahoga County73.1%34,104$112,200$1,570
24MiamisburgMontgomery County72.9%19,948$82,900$1,132
25WestervilleFranklin County72.5%38,645$109,404$1,364
26ParmaCuyahoga County72.4%79,870$69,295$1,087
27StowSummit County72.0%34,240$93,727$1,212
28BeavercreekGreene County71.8%47,126$110,088$1,457
29North RoyaltonCuyahoga County71.7%30,972$83,670$1,116
30Grove CityFranklin County71.4%42,517$93,161$1,331
31Huber HeightsMontgomery County70.9%43,455$79,131$1,258
32White Oak (unincorporated)Hamilton County70.9%19,216$70,341$1,091
33GahannaFranklin County70.6%35,486$109,061$1,466
34Rocky RiverCuyahoga County69.7%21,490$94,026$1,175
35HilliardFranklin County68.7%38,033$128,189$1,632
36WadsworthMedina County67.9%24,492$79,490$1,067
37MarysvilleUnion County67.5%27,518$92,619$1,223
38MedinaMedina County67.3%25,950$77,385$1,077
39CentervilleMontgomery County67.0%25,205$85,492$1,270
40Austintown (unincorporated)Mahoning County66.2%30,164$52,978$788
41TroyMiami County65.5%26,842$68,830$1,003
42PiquaMiami County65.4%20,646$67,796$922
43MassillonStark County65.2%32,338$56,446$862
44WoosterWayne County65.2%26,971$66,898$918
45KetteringMontgomery County64.9%57,206$74,681$1,051
46DelawareDelaware County64.7%44,589$99,786$1,286
47Cuyahoga FallsSummit County64.4%50,909$72,705$1,038
48PerrysburgWood County63.4%25,181$111,643$1,198
49WilloughbyLake County63.4%24,046$71,309$1,171
50FairfieldButler County63.2%44,828$77,937$1,242
51AshlandAshland County63.0%18,911$60,029$893
52Maple HeightsCuyahoga County62.7%23,258$53,414$1,338
53BarbertonSummit County62.3%24,844$52,267$848
54SidneyShelby County62.0%20,501$60,668$869
55ReynoldsburgFranklin County61.5%41,224$72,972$1,259
56LebanonWarren County61.1%21,501$83,685$1,090
57XeniaGreene County60.9%25,689$56,029$931
58Shaker HeightsCuyahoga County60.3%28,922$104,073$1,168
59ChillicotheRoss County60.1%21,902$54,086$887
60ElyriaLorain County60.0%53,035$54,945$906
61FindlayHancock County59.9%40,287$61,423$975
62LancasterFairfield County59.1%41,249$59,133$1,083
63Garfield HeightsCuyahoga County58.5%29,269$54,593$1,129
64Cleveland HeightsCuyahoga County58.2%44,497$72,826$1,216
65Parma HeightsCuyahoga County57.8%20,581$61,009$1,111
66TrotwoodMontgomery County57.5%23,041$50,113$1,031
67MarionMarion County57.2%35,669$47,951$856
68LorainLorain County57.1%65,395$48,685$887
69YoungstownMahoning County56.2%59,331$34,408$728
70WarrenTrumbull County56.0%38,912$37,887$766
71RiversideMontgomery County55.9%24,435$61,352$1,050
72NewarkLicking County55.8%50,783$61,670$973
73Forest ParkHamilton County54.9%20,025$75,956$1,306
74HamiltonButler County54.3%63,468$55,166$1,007
75MiddletownButler County54.0%51,617$57,102$1,007
76NilesTrumbull County53.8%18,287$50,953$798
77ToledoLucas County53.3%267,463$49,724$901
78SpringfieldClark County52.4%58,190$47,143$851
79AllianceStark County51.5%21,478$56,106$836
80FairbornGreene County51.2%34,534$61,751$977
81PainesvilleLake County51.1%20,548$51,516$1,036
82AkronSummit County50.7%189,247$48,076$955
83MansfieldRichland County50.5%47,663$44,540$814
84SanduskyErie County50.1%24,606$50,139$905
85Mayfield HeightsCuyahoga County49.0%20,022$66,524$1,128
86CantonStark County48.7%69,755$43,188$850
87DaytonMontgomery County48.4%136,579$45,247$918
88NorwoodHamilton County47.5%19,114$71,611$981
89EuclidCuyahoga County46.4%48,823$50,285$1,025
90LimaAllen County45.6%35,010$46,240$903
91LakewoodCuyahoga County44.4%50,007$68,954$1,070
92ColumbusFranklin County44.1%914,802$66,082$1,295
93ZanesvilleMuskingum County43.8%24,740$43,280$821
94ClevelandCuyahoga County41.7%366,097$40,801$945
95KentPortage County40.8%27,116$42,964$991
96CincinnatiHamilton County39.8%311,224$52,909$1,001
97WhitehallFranklin County39.7%20,019$51,759$1,145
98OxfordButler County34.3%21,753$40,764$997
99Bowling GreenWood County34.1%29,983$45,154$897
100AthensAthens County32.5%23,396$38,204$1,011

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Unincorporated places are census-designated places: they have no city government but are counted as communities. Figures describe the city itself.

FAQ

Which Ohio city has the highest homeownership?

North Ridgeville, with 89.8% (among the 100 largest places; ACS 2020–2024).

How many cities are ranked?

The 100 largest places in Ohio by population.

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