Rankings / Cities with the Highest Rent Burden / Ohio
Cities with the Highest Rent Burden in Ohio
Annualized median rent as a share of median household income, from the Census Bureau.
1Cleveland27.8%2Kent27.7%3Youngstown25.4%4Garfield Heights24.8%5Euclid24.5%6Dayton24.3%7Warren24.3%8Bowling Green23.8%9Akron23.8%10Canton23.6%11Columbus23.5%12Lima23.4%13Cincinnati22.7%14Lancaster22.0%15Mansfield21.9%16Hamilton21.9%17Lorain21.9%18Toledo21.7%19Springfield21.7%20Marion21.4%21Middletown21.2%22Reynoldsburg20.7%23Cleveland Heights20.0%24Xenia19.9%25Elyria19.8%26Barberton19.5%27Fairfield19.1%28Huber Heights19.1%29Findlay19.0%30Fairborn19.0%31Newark18.9%32Parma18.8%33Lakewood18.6%34Massillon18.3%35Austintown17.8%36Troy17.5%37Grove City17.1%38Cuyahoga Falls17.1%39Kettering16.9%40Mason16.8%41Westlake16.8%42Mentor16.7%43Medina16.7%44Wooster16.5%45North Olmsted16.2%46Gahanna16.1%47North Royalton16.0%48Avon Lake16.0%49Beavercreek15.9%50Marysville15.8%51Stow15.5%52Green15.5%53Delaware15.5%54Brunswick15.3%55Hilliard15.3%56Strongsville15.1%57Westerville15.0%58North Ridgeville13.8%59Shaker Heights13.5%60Dublin12.6%61Upper Arlington12.3%
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.