Rankings / Cities with the Highest Housing Vacancy / Ohio
Cities with the Highest Housing Vacancy in Ohio
Share of housing units that are vacant, from the Census Bureau.
1Kent19.7%2Dayton16.9%3Cleveland15.6%4Youngstown15.0%5Canton13.4%6Euclid13.3%7Marion13.0%8Warren11.3%9Springfield11.2%10Toledo10.6%11Lima10.5%12Mansfield10.5%13Lorain10.3%14Cincinnati10.0%15Cleveland Heights9.8%16Akron9.6%17Elyria9.1%18Xenia8.9%19Wooster8.3%20Shaker Heights8.2%21Columbus8.2%22Garfield Heights8.1%23Lancaster8.0%24Barberton7.8%25Hamilton7.7%26Lakewood7.7%27Westlake7.3%28Middletown7.0%29Newark6.8%30Fairborn6.8%31Massillon6.6%32Stow6.5%33Findlay6.3%34North Royalton6.0%35Green5.9%36Fairfield5.7%37Delaware5.6%38Cuyahoga Falls5.5%39Grove City5.4%40Austintown5.2%41Parma5.2%42Hilliard4.7%43Bowling Green4.5%44Kettering4.4%45Westerville4.4%46Beavercreek4.4%47Troy4.2%48North Olmsted4.1%49Upper Arlington4.1%50Huber Heights3.9%51Reynoldsburg3.9%52Mentor3.7%53Medina3.7%54Avon Lake3.5%55Dublin3.5%56North Ridgeville3.1%57Marysville3.0%58Gahanna2.9%59Strongsville2.7%60Brunswick2.7%61Mason2.6%
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.