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Ohio: cities with the most remote work

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

In short: Ohio: Dublin has the largest share of people working from home (31.5%) 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 07/11/2026 · Every figure is linked to its source below.

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31.5%work from home
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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, Dublin has the largest share of people working from home (31.5%), followed by Hudson and Upper Arlington. 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 12.7% and the average 13.7%; the figure runs from 31.5% (Dublin) to 2.8% (Lima). That is a spread of 11.4 times between the two ends. The state figure is 13.0%; 47 of the 100 places are above it and 53 at or below.

How to use it

The first five are Dublin, Hudson, Upper Arlington, Westerville, Gahanna. A high or low position is not good or bad on its own: remote work lets people live in cheaper places while earning city pay, but it depends on the employer. 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.

Sort:
# ⇅City ⇅County ⇅Work from home ⇅Population ⇅Median household income ⇅Median rent ⇅
1DublinFranklin County31.5%49,294$160,296$1,686
2HudsonSummit County28.6%23,039$171,427$2,344
3Upper ArlingtonFranklin County27.3%36,293$155,167$1,588
4WestervilleFranklin County27.0%38,645$109,404$1,364
5GahannaFranklin County24.7%35,486$109,061$1,466
6HilliardFranklin County23.6%38,033$128,189$1,632
7Shaker HeightsCuyahoga County23.4%28,922$104,073$1,168
8MasonWarren County23.4%35,509$125,401$1,760
9AvonLorain County23.2%25,317$135,915$1,796
10SolonCuyahoga County23.2%23,943$139,089$1,626
11Avon LakeLorain County22.4%25,752$115,567$1,537
12WestlakeCuyahoga County21.4%34,104$112,200$1,570
13PickeringtonFairfield County21.2%24,477$111,833$1,605
14LakewoodCuyahoga County21.2%50,007$68,954$1,070
15MarysvilleUnion County20.6%27,518$92,619$1,223
16TwinsburgSummit County20.3%19,410$99,144$1,356
17AthensAthens County20.2%23,396$38,204$1,011
18SpringboroWarren County19.3%19,980$119,659$1,203
19StrongsvilleCuyahoga County19.2%45,983$103,253$1,302
20Mayfield HeightsCuyahoga County19.2%20,022$66,524$1,128
21DelawareDelaware County19.1%44,589$99,786$1,286
22ReynoldsburgFranklin County18.8%41,224$72,972$1,259
23PerrysburgWood County18.6%25,181$111,643$1,198
24Rocky RiverCuyahoga County18.5%21,490$94,026$1,175
25WilloughbyLake County18.4%24,046$71,309$1,171
26ColumbusFranklin County18.3%914,802$66,082$1,295
27Cleveland HeightsCuyahoga County18.3%44,497$72,826$1,216
28South EuclidCuyahoga County18.3%21,534$81,297$1,367
29North OlmstedCuyahoga County18.2%31,924$84,363$1,141
30SylvaniaLucas County18.1%19,055$100,189$1,072
31StowSummit County17.3%34,240$93,727$1,212
32CentervilleMontgomery County17.1%25,205$85,492$1,270
33GreenSummit County16.8%27,393$95,047$1,228
34Broadview HeightsCuyahoga County16.5%19,771$103,125$1,083
35White Oak (unincorporated)Hamilton County16.4%19,216$70,341$1,091
36WadsworthMedina County16.3%24,492$79,490$1,067
37Grove CityFranklin County16.2%42,517$93,161$1,331
38BeavercreekGreene County16.1%47,126$110,088$1,457
39KentPortage County16.0%27,116$42,964$991
40NorwoodHamilton County15.9%19,114$71,611$981
41OxfordButler County15.5%21,753$40,764$997
42North RidgevilleLorain County15.2%36,627$96,698$1,116
43CincinnatiHamilton County15.0%311,224$52,909$1,001
44MentorLake County14.7%47,171$88,949$1,239
45North RoyaltonCuyahoga County14.6%30,972$83,670$1,116
46Parma HeightsCuyahoga County14.3%20,581$61,009$1,111
47Cuyahoga FallsSummit County13.3%50,909$72,705$1,038
48EuclidCuyahoga County12.8%48,823$50,285$1,025
49MedinaMedina County12.8%25,950$77,385$1,077
50LebanonWarren County12.7%21,501$83,685$1,090
51KetteringMontgomery County12.6%57,206$74,681$1,051
52TallmadgeSummit County12.5%18,335$89,410$1,067
53MiamisburgMontgomery County12.0%19,948$82,900$1,132
54BrunswickMedina County11.7%35,246$90,663$1,157
55ParmaCuyahoga County11.7%79,870$69,295$1,087
56WhitehallFranklin County11.6%20,019$51,759$1,145
57TroyMiami County11.5%26,842$68,830$1,003
58ClevelandCuyahoga County11.5%366,097$40,801$945
59Forest ParkHamilton County11.4%20,025$75,956$1,306
60NewarkLicking County11.3%50,783$61,670$973
61AkronSummit County11.2%189,247$48,076$955
62FairfieldButler County10.5%44,828$77,937$1,242
63Bowling GreenWood County10.5%29,983$45,154$897
64Huber HeightsMontgomery County10.3%43,455$79,131$1,258
65FindlayHancock County9.9%40,287$61,423$975
66RiversideMontgomery County9.7%24,435$61,352$1,050
67MassillonStark County9.7%32,338$56,446$862
68DaytonMontgomery County9.7%136,579$45,247$918
69AllianceStark County9.4%21,478$56,106$836
70FairbornGreene County9.3%34,534$61,751$977
71LancasterFairfield County9.3%41,249$59,133$1,083
72WoosterWayne County9.2%26,971$66,898$918
73Garfield HeightsCuyahoga County9.0%29,269$54,593$1,129
74AshlandAshland County9.0%18,911$60,029$893
75CantonStark County8.8%69,755$43,188$850
76MiddletownButler County8.8%51,617$57,102$1,007
77TrotwoodMontgomery County8.6%23,041$50,113$1,031
78PainesvilleLake County8.3%20,548$51,516$1,036
79Brook ParkCuyahoga County8.1%18,284$71,332$1,122
80Maple HeightsCuyahoga County8.0%23,258$53,414$1,338
81SpringfieldClark County7.2%58,190$47,143$851
82YoungstownMahoning County7.2%59,331$34,408$728
83PiquaMiami County7.2%20,646$67,796$922
84ToledoLucas County6.9%267,463$49,724$901
85BarbertonSummit County6.8%24,844$52,267$848
86Austintown (unincorporated)Mahoning County6.8%30,164$52,978$788
87LorainLorain County6.7%65,395$48,685$887
88HamiltonButler County6.5%63,468$55,166$1,007
89ElyriaLorain County6.5%53,035$54,945$906
90XeniaGreene County6.2%25,689$56,029$931
91MansfieldRichland County5.9%47,663$44,540$814
92WarrenTrumbull County5.5%38,912$37,887$766
93ChillicotheRoss County5.4%21,902$54,086$887
94NilesTrumbull County5.1%18,287$50,953$798
95OregonLucas County4.6%19,799$82,197$900
96ZanesvilleMuskingum County4.3%24,740$43,280$821
97SidneyShelby County4.2%20,501$60,668$869
98MarionMarion County4.0%35,669$47,951$856
99SanduskyErie County3.7%24,606$50,139$905
100LimaAllen County2.8%35,010$46,240$903

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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 largest share of people working from home?

Dublin, with 31.5% (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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