Hamilton County

Located in southwestern Ohio, Hamilton County is home to 827,878 residents and contains 380,414 housing units. Just over half of occupied homes are owner-occupied, at 59.0 percent, with renters paying a median gross rent of $1,005 per month. The median household income across the county stands at $70,816. The housing stock reflects a dense, established urban core anchored by Cincinnati alongside a range of suburban communities that have developed over many decades. Residents commute an average of 20.1 minutes to work, a relatively short figure that reflects how much employment is concentrated within or near the county itself. Only 2.6 percent of workers work from home, meaning the overwhelming majority commute in person each day. The county functions as the economic hub of the greater Cincinnati metropolitan area, drawing workers from surrounding counties while also serving as a primary employment center for its own large resident population.

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