Cities in Ohio by housing units, 2024

Columbus, OH had the highest housing units of 176 cities in 2024, at 425,182. New Albany, OH had the lowest, at 3,851. The median was 8,677 and the figure for Ohio was 5.29 million. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

Highest425,182Columbus, OH
Lowest3,851New Albany, OH
Median8,677176 cities
Ohio5,292,391History

Top 40 cities, 2024

Columbus, OH: 425,182 countColumbus, OH425,182Cleveland, OH: 201,141 countCleveland, OH201,141Cincinnati, OH: 160,409 countCincinnati, OH160,409Toledo, OH: 132,728 countToledo, OH132,728Akron, OH: 93,741 countAkron, OH93,741Dayton, OH: 70,335 countDayton, OH70,335Parma, OH: 36,157 countParma, OH36,157Canton, OH: 33,836 countCanton, OH33,836Lorain, OH: 30,624 countLorain, OH30,624Youngstown, OH: 29,397 countYoungstown, OH29,397Lakewood, OH: 29,105 countLakewood, OH29,105Springfield, OH: 27,758 countSpringfield, OH27,758Kettering, OH: 27,191 countKettering, OH27,191Hamilton, OH: 26,922 countHamilton, OH26,922Euclid, OH: 25,868 countEuclid, OH25,868Elyria, OH: 25,182 countElyria, OH25,182Cuyahoga Falls, OH: 24,559 countCuyahoga Falls, OH24,559Middletown, OH: 23,046 countMiddletown, OH23,046Mansfield, OH: 21,807 countMansfield, OH21,807Newark, OH: 21,755 countNewark, OH21,755Cleveland Heights, OH: 21,420 countCleveland Heights, OH21,420Mentor, OH: 21,142 countMentor, OH21,142Beavercreek, OH: 20,352 countBeavercreek, OH20,352Strongsville, OH: 19,645 countStrongsville, OH19,645Fairfield, OH: 19,548 countFairfield, OH19,548Findlay, OH: 19,200 countFindlay, OH19,200Warren, OH: 19,012 countWarren, OH19,012Dublin, OH: 18,639 countDublin, OH18,639Huber Heights, OH: 18,487 countHuber Heights, OH18,487Grove City, OH: 18,486 countGrove City, OH18,486Lancaster, OH: 18,317 countLancaster, OH18,317Reynoldsburg, OH: 17,986 countReynoldsburg, OH17,986Delaware, OH: 17,726 countDelaware, OH17,726Fairborn, OH: 17,063 countFairborn, OH17,063Lima, OH: 15,950 countLima, OH15,950Westerville, OH: 15,912 countWesterville, OH15,912Westlake, OH: 15,559 countWestlake, OH15,559Stow, OH: 15,394 countStow, OH15,394Massillon, OH: 15,379 countMassillon, OH15,379Upper Arlington, OH: 14,936 countUpper Arlington, OH14,936
count. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25001: total housing units, US cities (incorporated places of 10,000 or more). Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCities2024
count
Change on 2023
1Columbus, OH425,182+1.2%
2Cleveland, OH201,141+0.3%
3Cincinnati, OH160,409+0.4%
4Toledo, OH132,728-0.4%
5Akron, OH93,741+0.3%
6Dayton, OH70,335+1%
7Parma, OH36,157-0.9%
8Canton, OH33,836-1.3%
9Lorain, OH30,624+0.6%
10Youngstown, OH29,3970%
11Lakewood, OH29,105+0.5%
12Springfield, OH27,758-0.9%
13Kettering, OH27,191-1.1%
14Hamilton, OH26,922-1.1%
15Euclid, OH25,868+0.8%
16Elyria, OH25,182-0.8%
17Cuyahoga Falls, OH24,559-0.5%
18Middletown, OH23,046+2%
19Mansfield, OH21,807+2%
20Newark, OH21,755-2.2%
21Cleveland Heights, OH21,420-2.2%
22Mentor, OH21,142+1.2%
23Beavercreek, OH20,352+1%
24Strongsville, OH19,645+0.3%
25Fairfield, OH19,548+0.4%
26Findlay, OH19,200-0.9%
27Warren, OH19,012-0.3%
28Dublin, OH18,639+1.2%
29Huber Heights, OH18,487+1.2%
30Grove City, OH18,486+2.7%
31Lancaster, OH18,317+0.9%
32Reynoldsburg, OH17,986+1.9%
33Delaware, OH17,726+2.2%
34Fairborn, OH17,063+0.3%
35Lima, OH15,950+0.9%
36Westerville, OH15,912+0.2%
37Westlake, OH15,559-1.4%
38Stow, OH15,394+3.2%
39Massillon, OH15,379+1.6%
40Upper Arlington, OH14,936-1.2%
41Hilliard, OH14,931+4.7%
42Brunswick, OH14,840-0.7%
43Gahanna, OH14,673-1.5%
44North Ridgeville, OH14,545+1.5%
45Marion, OH14,304+0.4%
46North Royalton, OH14,268-1.6%
47North Olmsted, OH14,131+1.3%
48Shaker Heights, OH13,947-1.8%
49Mason, OH13,866+3.8%
50Sandusky, OH13,137-1.1%
51Garfield Heights, OH13,000+0.2%
52Bowling Green, OH12,626-0.2%
53Kent, OH12,537-2%
54Willoughby, OH12,393-0%
55Trotwood, OH12,254+4.3%
56Zanesville, OH12,236+0.8%
57Centerville, OH12,143-0.3%
58Wooster, OH12,114+1.7%
59Barberton, OH11,905-0.8%
60Xenia, OH11,820+1%
61Riverside, OH11,782+0.8%
62Troy, OH11,733+1.8%
63Green, OH11,5780%
64Medina, OH11,328+0.9%
65Avon Lake, OH11,289+3.7%
66Wadsworth, OH10,909+3.2%
67Perrysburg, OH10,760-0.1%
68Chillicothe, OH10,659-1.5%
69Mayfield Heights, OH10,615+2.4%
70Marysville, OH10,472+4.6%
71Rocky River, OH10,438-0.1%
72Norwood, OH10,084+1.9%
73Maple Heights, OH9,933-1.1%
74Avon, OH9,868+0.9%
75East Cleveland, OH9,849+3.2%
76Niles, OH9,598+0.4%
77Parma Heights, OH9,529-0.7%
78Sidney, OH9,433+2.3%
79Piqua, OH9,311-0.7%
80South Euclid, OH9,173-2%
81Solon, OH9,170+1%
82Alliance, OH9,115-1.7%
83Ashtabula, OH9,014+4%
84Ashland, OH8,985+1.7%
85Whitehall, OH8,900+1%
86Pickerington, OH8,882+1.5%
87North Canton, OH8,702+1.8%
88Eastlake, OH8,680+1.4%
89Oregon, OH8,673+0.8%
90Lebanon, OH8,647+0.5%
91New Philadelphia, OH8,627+3%
92Painesville, OH8,617+1.1%
93Broadview Heights, OH8,582-2.9%
94Portsmouth, OH8,466-0.5%
95Hudson, OH8,359+2.5%
96Steubenville, OH8,335-4.4%
97Brook Park, OH8,320+0.2%
98Athens, OH8,221+2%
99Defiance, OH8,164+3%
100Tiffin, OH8,130-3.1%
101Fairview Park, OH8,115-0.3%
102Twinsburg, OH8,063-0.8%
103Sylvania, OH8,008+0.2%
104Miamisburg, OH7,937+0.5%
105Norwalk, OH7,898-1%
106Mount Vernon, OH7,806-2.1%
107Middleburg Heights, OH7,764+1%
108Tallmadge, OH7,676-0.5%
109Forest Park, OH7,641-6%
110Streetsboro, OH7,615+2.1%
111Fremont, OH7,550-0.7%
112Berea, OH7,489+2%
113Aurora, OH7,400+2.7%
114Sharonville, OH7,386-0.3%
115Lyndhurst, OH7,291-1.1%
116Oxford, OH7,264+0.3%
117Springboro, OH7,185+2%
118Pataskala, OH7,165+3.3%
119Bedford, OH7,139+2.9%
120Warrensville Heights, OH7,098+2.5%
121Marietta, OH6,852+0.1%
122Washington Court House, OH6,825+5%
123Vandalia, OH6,819-0.3%
124Bellefontaine, OH6,767-2.4%
125Willowick, OH6,619+1.3%
126Beachwood, OH6,581-4.7%
127Worthington, OH6,406+0.7%
128Greenville, OH6,393+2.4%
129Bay Village, OH6,359+0.8%
130Maumee, OH6,217+0.1%
131Circleville, OH6,162+1%
131West Carrollton, OH6,162-4.4%
133Blue Ash, OH6,142-0.2%
134Brecksville, OH5,964+0.7%
135Wilmington, OH5,943+1.1%
136Dover, OH5,921+1.1%
137New Franklin, OH5,901-0.2%
138Englewood, OH5,838+1.6%
139Fostoria, OH5,793-0.8%
140Bedford Heights, OH5,761-3.9%
141Salem, OH5,756+0.1%
142Bucyrus, OH5,687+2.1%
143Powell, OH5,669+1.5%
144Clayton, OH5,581+0.4%
145Richmond Heights, OH5,542+0.3%
146Loveland, OH5,511+0.1%
147Wickliffe, OH5,462-3.7%
148Conneaut, OH5,447+0.1%
149Ravenna, OH5,427+1%
150Cambridge, OH5,420+2.7%
151Monroe, OH5,391-0.1%
152Coshocton, OH5,366+3.7%
153Vermilion, OH5,326+1.5%
154Urbana, OH5,320+0.9%
155Harrison, OH5,317-2%
156Reading, OH5,312+4%
157Brooklyn, OH5,289+0.7%
158Ironton, OH5,243+2.8%
159Norton, OH5,199+1.8%
160Galion, OH5,175-2.1%
161Franklin, OH5,032-1.5%
162Seven Hills, OH5,020+0.2%
163University Heights, OH5,007-0.6%
164Amherst, OH5,001-1.6%
165Celina, OH4,970-1.1%
165London, OH4,970+4.7%
167Van Wert, OH4,949+3.8%
168Trenton, OH4,930+4.3%
169Springdale, OH4,891+7.3%
170Macedonia, OH4,878-0.4%
171Bexley, OH4,805-2.2%
172Heath, OH4,498+1.1%
173Tipp City, OH4,419+1.7%
174Montgomery, OH4,204-0.5%
175Canal Winchester, OH3,996+3.3%
176New Albany, OH3,851+4.2%

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All housing units, occupied and vacant: houses, apartments, mobile homes and rooms intended as separate living quarters. United States: American Community Survey five-year estimate, where the period shown is the last year of the five-year span.

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U.S. Census Bureau. American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25001: total housing units, US cities (incorporated places of 10,000 or more). https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2024/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2024-b25001.dat. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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