2026 Market Report & Data · Data through September 2026 · Source: Redfin
$269K
Median Price
44
Days on Market
3.0
Months Supply
+4.4%
YoY Change
Balanced Market
Market Type
114
cities with 6+ months supply
308
cities with 3-6 months supply
425
cities with <3 months supply
Ranked by lowest median home price.
| City | Median Price | DOM |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Lower Salem | $5K | 70d |
| 2. Irondale | $6K | 299d |
| 3. Empire | $9K | 185d |
| 4. Glencoe | $10K | 32d |
| 5. Neville | $13K | 45d |
| 6. Rendville | $13K | 82d |
| 7. Union City | $22K | 40d |
| 8. Fairview | $24K | 80d |
| 9. Wright-Patterson AFB | $25K | 142d |
| 10. McDermott | $29K | 50d |
Ranked by highest median home price.
| City | Median Price | DOM |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Hunting Valley | $2.70M | 57d |
| 2. Concorde Hills | $2.05M | 41d |
| 3. The Village of Indian Hill | $1.77M | 51d |
| 4. Remington | $1.46M | 82d |
| 5. Bentleyville | $1.44M | 20d |
| 6. Boston Heights | $1.43M | 26d |
| 7. Coldstream | $1.34M | 46d |
| 8. Friendship | $1.32M | 135d |
| 9. Five Points | $1.20M | 19d |
| 10. Wilberforce | $1.19M | 49d |
114 cities have more than 6 months of inventory — buyers can negotiate.
| City | Months Supply | Median Price | DOM |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Portsmouth | 32.1 mo | $165K | 115d |
| 2. Marble Cliff | 25.7 mo | $917K | 0d |
| 3. Hunting Valley | 22.5 mo | $2.70M | 57d |
| 4. Morgandale | 19.3 mo | $97K | 104d |
| 5. East Cleveland | 17.0 mo | $143K | 78d |
| 6. Arlington Heights | 16.1 mo | $122K | 78d |
| 7. Dennison | 16.1 mo | $101K | 72d |
| 8. Murray City | 16.1 mo | $152K | 169d |
| 9. North Bend | 16.1 mo | $512K | 60d |
| 10. Union City | 16.1 mo | $22K | 40d |
425 cities have less than 3 months of inventory — sellers have the advantage.
| City | Months Supply | Median Price | DOM |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Darbydale | 0.5 mo | $148K | 41d |
| 2. Duncan Falls | 0.5 mo | $187K | 84d |
| 3. Garrettsville | 0.5 mo | $337K | 16d |
| 4. Roachester | 0.5 mo | $220K | 56d |
| 5. Waynesfield | 0.5 mo | $224K | 64d |
| 6. Burton | 0.6 mo | $335K | 7d |
| 7. Cedarville | 0.6 mo | $238K | 30d |
| 8. McKinley Heights | 0.6 mo | $335K | 9d |
| 9. Westfield Center | 0.6 mo | $465K | 19d |
| 10. Fairport Harbor | 0.7 mo | $235K | 30d |
Cities where homes sell fastest, ranked by lowest median days on market.
| City | Days on Market | Median Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Athalia | 2d | $195K |
| 2. Brunersburg | 2d | $450K |
| 3. Cuyahoga Heights | 2d | $180K |
| 4. Hayesville | 2d | $280K |
| 5. Kidron | 2d | $300K |
| 6. Lawrenceville | 2d | $213K |
| 7. Lore City | 2d | $49K |
| 8. Marlboro | 2d | $100K |
| 9. Old Washington | 2d | $220K |
| 10. Bloomville | 3d | $144K |
Cities with the largest year-over-year price gains. Appreciation can signal momentum, but also affordability pressure.
| City | YoY Change | Median Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Amberley | +94.3% | $748K |
| 2. Mingo Junction | +77.9% | $180K |
| 3. Miami Heights | +73.0% | $450K |
| 4. Creston | +72.4% | $172K |
| 5. Greenwich | +72.3% | $250K |
| 6. Woodville | +62.4% | $260K |
| 7. Sherwood | +54.5% | $340K |
| 8. Hide-A-Way Hills | +50.4% | $489K |
| 9. Mariemont | +49.7% | $770K |
| 10. Wellington | +46.2% | $300K |
Cities with year-over-year price declines. These can be buying opportunities — or signals of softening demand.
| City | YoY Change | Median Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Nelsonville | -45.2% | $85K |
| 2. Woodworth | -42.4% | $219K |
| 3. Buckeye Lake | -35.6% | $265K |
| 4. Fort McKinley | -35.0% | $84K |
| 5. Anna | -33.1% | $225K |
| 6. Wilkshire Hills | -28.6% | $232K |
| 7. New Baltimore | -26.8% | $284K |
| 8. Oberlin | -25.9% | $215K |
| 9. Candlewood Lake | -25.9% | $300K |
| 10. Richfield | -24.6% | $347K |
The Ohio housing market currently shows balanced market conditions, with a median sale price of $269K and 3.0 months of inventory supply. Homes in Ohio typically sell in 44 days.
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