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Land and home values in Ohio

Across Ohio's 88 counties, residential land is about $4.86 per sq ft at the state median ($211,876 an acre). The typical home is worth about $235,000 and a 2-bedroom rents for about $1,220 a month. Largest city: Columbus; capital: Columbus. Values as of October 12, 2026.

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State values

Land: residential$4.86per sq ft
Land: residential$211,876per acre
Land: quarter-acre lot$52,96910,890 sq ft
Land: farmland$9,650per acre
Home: typical (median)$235,000value
Home: entry-level$169,000lower quartile
Home: upper-end$324,000upper quartile
Build new$194per sq ft, no land
Rent: 1-bedroom$975per month
Rent: 2-bedroom$1,220per month
Rent: 3-bedroom$1,540per month
Rent: 4-bedroom$1,700per month
Gross yield, 2-bed6.2%a year

Price tiers

TierTractsLand $/sq ftTypical homeRent 2-bed
Top tier223$11.90$521,000$1,680
Upper603$7.50$352,000$1,400
Mid866$5.42$245,000$1,290
Entry911$3.36$136,000$1,170
Small town196$3.46$184,000$1,020
Rural367$3.11$209,000$1,030
Farmland2$2.12$177,000$1,020

Tiers rank neighborhoods by home value within each metro area; outside metro areas they follow how built-up the land is. They describe prices only.

Every county

CountySettingLand $/sq ftPer acreTypical homeRent 2-bed
Ottawa CountyMetro core$12.40$540,144$296,000$1,110
Delaware CountyMetro core$11.00$479,160$518,000$1,830
Geauga CountyMetro core$8.61$375,226$368,000$1,380
Franklin CountyMetro core$7.76$338,243$308,000$1,460
Medina CountyMetro core$7.32$318,641$316,000$1,400
Warren CountyMetro core$7.08$308,492$403,000$1,650
Hamilton CountyMetro core$6.86$298,996$262,000$1,370
Greene CountyMetro core$6.69$291,329$281,000$1,400
Licking CountySuburban$6.58$286,538$330,000$1,220
Knox CountySmall town$6.49$282,792$281,000$1,110
Union CountySuburban$6.27$273,078$395,000$1,480
Butler CountyMetro core$6.27$272,991$292,000$1,480
Lake CountyMetro core$6.27$272,991$238,000$1,340
Fairfield CountyMetro core$6.16$268,417$340,000$1,360
Clermont CountyMetro core$6.10$265,760$299,000$1,250
Holmes CountyRural$5.64$245,896$268,000$1,000
Erie CountyMetro core$5.39$234,876$265,000$1,160
Cuyahoga CountyMetro core$5.37$234,004$198,000$1,360
Summit CountyMetro core$5.29$230,432$212,000$1,290
Madison CountySuburban$5.05$219,847$268,000$1,170
Montgomery CountyMetro core$4.93$214,794$197,000$1,280
Portage CountyMetro core$4.90$213,488$261,000$1,250
Logan CountySmall town$4.82$209,959$250,000$1,080
Lorain CountySuburban$4.81$209,654$236,000$1,240
Pickaway CountySuburban$4.80$209,088$324,000$1,200
Trumbull CountyMetro core$4.39$191,446$167,000$1,020
Perry CountySuburban$4.30$187,439$253,000$1,000
Brown CountySuburban$4.27$186,132$235,000$1,050
Morrow CountySuburban$4.17$181,689$261,000$1,200
Tuscarawas CountySmall town$4.10$178,509$219,000$1,040
Miami CountySuburban$4.08$177,725$297,000$1,170
Mercer CountySmall town$4.01$174,501$233,000$985
Wood CountyMetro core$4.00$174,022$257,000$1,170
Athens CountySmall town$3.98$173,151$248,000$1,140
Pike CountyRural$3.97$172,890$185,000$1,000
Stark CountyMetro core$3.94$171,409$199,000$1,100
Clinton CountySmall town$3.92$170,755$241,000$1,090
Columbiana CountySmall town$3.88$169,187$178,000$1,030
Carroll CountySuburban$3.88$169,056$209,000$985
Ashtabula CountySuburban$3.83$166,878$194,000$1,020
Richland CountyMetro core$3.81$165,876$203,000$1,020
Preble CountyRural$3.78$164,526$214,000$1,020
Mahoning CountyMetro core$3.76$163,873$173,000$1,010
Darke CountySmall town$3.74$162,958$230,000$1,020
Lucas CountyMetro core$3.73$162,697$175,000$1,120
Wayne CountySmall town$3.67$159,909$260,000$1,070
Shelby CountySmall town$3.66$159,342$264,000$1,040
Fayette CountySmall town$3.55$154,725$218,000$1,000
Auglaize CountySmall town$3.54$154,202$220,000$1,000
Huron CountySmall town$3.49$151,894$204,000$970
Hocking CountySuburban$3.44$150,064$179,000$1,050
Clark CountyMetro core$3.44$149,934$201,000$1,160
Fulton CountySuburban$3.37$146,971$211,000$975
Jackson CountyRural$3.36$146,362$157,000$990
Defiance CountySmall town$3.28$143,007$187,000$970
Jefferson CountyMetro core$3.24$141,047$147,000$1,060
Ross CountySmall town$3.23$140,481$214,000$1,080
Washington CountySmall town$3.21$140,002$208,000$975
Putnam CountyRural$3.17$137,867$216,000$1,100
Crawford CountySmall town$3.15$137,345$145,000$1,040
Williams CountyRural$3.14$136,953$186,000$970
Gallia CountySmall town$3.11$135,602$176,000$965
Ashland CountySmall town$3.02$131,377$227,000$970
Hancock CountySmall town$2.97$129,199$227,000$1,160
Henry CountyRural$2.96$128,807$188,000$1,000
Muskingum CountySmall town$2.92$127,195$221,000$1,000
Coshocton CountySmall town$2.91$126,672$190,000$1,010
Sandusky CountySmall town$2.89$125,758$176,000$980
Guernsey CountySmall town$2.88$125,409$190,000$1,100
Allen CountyMetro core$2.79$121,445$191,000$1,070
Marion CountySmall town$2.79$121,445$182,000$1,280
Wyandot CountyRural$2.67$116,436$188,000$1,050
Lawrence CountyMetro core$2.64$114,824$145,000$1,000
Champaign CountySmall town$2.60$113,038$231,000$1,060
Seneca CountySmall town$2.59$112,908$179,000$1,010
Noble CountyRural$2.58$112,603$205,000$1,020
Paulding CountyRural$2.50$108,726$157,000$1,000
Scioto CountySmall town$2.34$101,974$167,000$980
Belmont CountyMetro core$2.23$96,921$170,000$990
Van Wert CountySmall town$2.20$95,658$187,000$970
Adams CountyRural$2.07$90,126$197,000$965
Highland CountyRural$2.03$88,601$182,000$1,000
Hardin CountyRural$1.63$70,959$170,000$990
Morgan CountyRural$1.54$66,995$185,000$965
Vinton CountyRural$1.50$65,427$194,000$1,170
Monroe CountyRural$1.35$58,850$166,000$1,010
Meigs CountyRural$1.27$55,191$168,000$1,010
Harrison CountyRural$1.05$45,869$119,000$975

Questions people ask

How much is land worth in Ohio?

Residential land in Ohio is about $4.86 per square foot, or $211,876 an acre, as of October 2026. A quarter-acre lot (10,890 sq ft) is about $52,969. Smaller lots sell for more per square foot and large tracts for less.

Where is land most expensive in Ohio?

The highest county medians for residential land are Ottawa County ($12.40 per sq ft), Delaware County ($11.00 per sq ft), Geauga County ($8.61 per sq ft), Franklin County ($7.76 per sq ft).

Where is land cheapest in Ohio?

The lowest county medians are Harrison County ($1.05 per sq ft), Meigs County ($1.27 per sq ft), Monroe County ($1.35 per sq ft), Vinton County ($1.50 per sq ft); farmland and remote acreage are cheaper still.

What is the typical home value in Ohio?

The typical (median) home in Ohio is worth about $235,000, with entry-level homes around $169,000 and upper-end homes around $324,000, as of October 2026.

How much is rent in Ohio?

A 2-bedroom rents for about $1,220 a month in Ohio, a 1-bedroom about $975 and a 3-bedroom about $1,540 (gross rent including utilities, HUD Fair Market Rent basis).

How much is farmland per acre in Ohio?

Farmland averages about $9,650 an acre in Ohio (USDA, including buildings), well below residential land.

Is this an appraisal?

No. Indicative values for screening, budgeting and negotiation, not an appraisal. For lending, a tax appeal or legal use, hire a state-licensed or certified appraiser.

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