Most Expensive Cities in Ohio

Cities ranked by highest median home values. 50 cities ranked from official U.S. government data.

Most Expensive Cities 50

1 Delaware
$445,500
2 Powell
$445,500
3 Lewis Center
$445,500
4 Mason
$349,400
5 Lebanon
$349,400
6 Springboro
$349,400
7 Franklin
$349,400
8 Marysville
$344,900
9 Lancaster
$298,800
10 Pickerington
$298,800
11 Columbus
$288,400
12 Dublin
$288,400
13 Grove City
$288,400
14 Westerville
$288,400
15 Reynoldsburg
$288,400
16 Upper Arlington
$288,400
17 Gahanna
$288,400
18 Hilliard
$288,400
19 Whitehall
$288,400
20 Worthington
$288,400
21 Bexley
$288,400
22 Brunswick
$287,000
23 Medina
$287,000
24 Wadsworth
$287,000
25 Newark
$275,200
26 Pataskala
$275,200
27 Heath
$275,200
28 Goshen
$266,200
29 Hamilton
$258,500
30 Middletown
$258,500
31 Fairfield
$258,500
32 Oxford
$258,500
33 Monroe
$258,500
34 Trenton
$258,500
35 Circleville
$256,800
36 Beavercreek
$252,200
37 Fairborn
$252,200
38 Xenia
$252,200
39 London
$250,100
40 Cincinnati
$241,900
41 Norwood
$241,900
42 White Oak
$241,900
43 Forest Park
$241,900
44 Bridgetown
$241,900
45 Sharonville
$241,900
46 Finneytown
$241,900
47 Loveland
$241,900
48 Blue Ash
$241,900
49 Monfort Heights
$241,900
50 Mack
$241,900

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Data Sources

Population and economic data from the Census Bureau American Community Survey (2022 5-year estimates). Health data from the CDC PLACES (2023).