Seneca County

Situated in north-central Ohio, Seneca County is home to approximately 54,861 residents across roughly 23,968 housing units. The county leans heavily toward homeownership, with 73.4 percent of occupied units owner-occupied, while renters pay a median gross rent of $814 per month. The median household income stands at $65,020. Most workers commute to their jobs, with an average travel time of 19.4 minutes, reflecting the relatively compact geography of the region and its proximity to small and mid-sized employment centers. Only 4.2 percent of workers report working from home, suggesting the local economy is grounded in industries that require on-site presence. The housing stock of nearly 24,000 units serves a population that has historically been rooted in agriculture, manufacturing, and related trades. Tiffin, the county seat, anchors much of the civic and commercial activity in the area, alongside smaller communities that round out the rural and small-town character of the county.

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