Madison County

Located in central Ohio, Madison County has a population of 44,126 spread across 16,361 housing units. Owner-occupied homes account for 75.9 percent of the housing stock, pointing to a predominantly ownership-oriented community, while renters pay a median gross rent of $944 per month. The county seat of London anchors the area, which sits roughly midway between Columbus and Springfield along U.S. Route 40. Residents who commute to work average 22.2 minutes each way, reflecting the county's proximity to larger employment centers in the Columbus metropolitan area. Remote work remains uncommon here, with just 1.2 percent of workers reporting that they work from home. Median household income stands at $83,229. Agriculture, manufacturing, and distribution have historically shaped the local economy, and the county continues to attract logistics and warehouse operations owing to its position along Interstate 70. The relatively compact population gives the area a lower-density character compared with neighboring Franklin County.

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