Geauga County

Tucked into the northeastern corner of Ohio, Geauga County is home to roughly 95,479 residents and carries a median household income of $100,783. The county leans heavily toward homeownership, with 87.0 percent of occupied units owner-occupied, reflecting a housing landscape of 37,617 total units where renters pay a median gross rent of $1,018 per month. The housing stock tends toward the established and spacious, consistent with a largely suburban and rural setting. Most workers commute out of the county for employment, with an average one-way travel time of 23.6 minutes, and a modest 1.8 percent of the workforce works from home. The local economy draws residents who hold jobs across the broader Cleveland metropolitan region as well as within the county itself. The combination of high homeownership rates, above-average household incomes, and relatively short commute times gives Geauga County a profile distinct from more urbanized parts of northeastern Ohio.

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