Rankings / Least Affordable Cities to Buy a Home / Ohio
Least Affordable Cities to Buy a Home in Ohio
Ranked by the ratio of median home value to median household income (the “median multiple”).
1Kent5.1×2Bowling Green5.0×3Cincinnati4.4×4Upper Arlington3.8×5Columbus3.8×6Lakewood3.8×7Dublin3.5×8North Royalton3.5×9Westerville3.4×10Mason3.4×11Reynoldsburg3.3×12Grove City3.3×13Westlake3.3×14Lancaster3.3×15Marysville3.2×16Gahanna3.2×17Wooster3.2×18Delaware3.2×19Avon Lake3.2×20Troy3.2×21Medina3.1×22Newark3.1×23Findlay3.1×24Fairfield3.0×25Hilliard3.0×26Hamilton3.0×27Green2.9×28Shaker Heights2.9×29Xenia2.9×30Strongsville2.9×31Middletown2.9×32Lorain2.9×33Elyria2.8×34Fairborn2.8×35North Ridgeville2.8×36Kettering2.8×37Mentor2.8×38Brunswick2.7×39Austintown2.7×40Mansfield2.7×41Massillon2.7×42Stow2.6×43Cleveland Heights2.6×44North Olmsted2.6×45Barberton2.6×46Beavercreek2.5×47Akron2.5×48Cuyahoga Falls2.5×49Euclid2.5×50Cleveland2.5×51Marion2.5×52Springfield2.5×53Parma2.5×54Lima2.3×55Toledo2.3×56Warren2.3×57Canton2.3×58Huber Heights2.2×59Dayton2.2×60Garfield Heights2.0×61Youngstown1.8×
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.