Euclid

Situated in Cuyahoga County along the Lake Erie shoreline northeast of Cleveland, Euclid is a city of nearly 49,000 residents with a housing stock of about 25,658 units. Renters make up the majority of households, with owner-occupied homes accounting for 45.7 percent of occupied units, and median gross rent running $984 per month. The city's median household income is $48,696. Much of the housing stock reflects Euclid's mid-twentieth-century development as an industrial suburb, with a mix of single-family homes and multi-unit buildings spread across a compact urban grid. The local economy historically centered on manufacturing, and that legacy continues to shape the workforce today. Residents commute an average of 23.3 minutes to work, and only 1.4 percent of workers work from home, suggesting most jobs are located outside the immediate area and require in-person attendance. Euclid sits adjacent to several other inner-ring suburbs and has direct access to Interstate 90, making regional commuting relatively straightforward.

Market description generated from current MLS and U.S. Census data.