Warsaw

Located in Coshocton County, Warsaw is a small Ohio village with a population of 534 residents and 305 housing units. Owner-occupancy is high at 70.1 percent of units, reflecting a community where most residents own rather than rent. For those who do rent, the median gross rent is $677 per month. The local economy sends most workers out of the village each day, with residents averaging a 22.8-minute commute to their jobs. Only 1.7 percent of workers work from home, meaning the overwhelming majority commute to employment elsewhere in the region. The median household income is $36,827. Warsaw sits within a rural stretch of Coshocton County in east-central Ohio, a part of the state historically connected to agriculture and light manufacturing. Its compact size and predominantly owner-occupied housing stock give the village a residential character typical of small communities throughout this region of the state.

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