Cities in Ohio by housing units

Columbus, OH had the highest housing units of 176 cities in 2023, at 420,068. New Albany, OH had the lowest, at 3,696. The median was 8,636 and the figure for Ohio was 5.27 million. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Highest420,068Columbus, OH
Lowest3,696New Albany, OH
Median8,636176 cities
Ohio5,271,573History

Top 40 cities, 2023

Columbus, OH: 420,068 countColumbus, OH420,068Cleveland, OH: 200,542 countCleveland, OH200,542Cincinnati, OH: 159,731 countCincinnati, OH159,731Toledo, OH: 133,195 countToledo, OH133,195Akron, OH: 93,503 countAkron, OH93,503Dayton, OH: 69,640 countDayton, OH69,640Parma, OH: 36,478 countParma, OH36,478Canton, OH: 34,279 countCanton, OH34,279Lorain, OH: 30,456 countLorain, OH30,456Youngstown, OH: 29,395 countYoungstown, OH29,395Lakewood, OH: 28,973 countLakewood, OH28,973Springfield, OH: 28,007 countSpringfield, OH28,007Kettering, OH: 27,480 countKettering, OH27,480Hamilton, OH: 27,208 countHamilton, OH27,208Euclid, OH: 25,658 countEuclid, OH25,658Elyria, OH: 25,383 countElyria, OH25,383Cuyahoga Falls, OH: 24,678 countCuyahoga Falls, OH24,678Middletown, OH: 22,585 countMiddletown, OH22,585Newark, OH: 22,236 countNewark, OH22,236Cleveland Heights, OH: 21,902 countCleveland Heights, OH21,902Mansfield, OH: 21,382 countMansfield, OH21,382Mentor, OH: 20,883 countMentor, OH20,883Beavercreek, OH: 20,157 countBeavercreek, OH20,157Strongsville, OH: 19,596 countStrongsville, OH19,596Fairfield, OH: 19,476 countFairfield, OH19,476Findlay, OH: 19,365 countFindlay, OH19,365Warren, OH: 19,071 countWarren, OH19,071Dublin, OH: 18,422 countDublin, OH18,422Huber Heights, OH: 18,273 countHuber Heights, OH18,273Lancaster, OH: 18,153 countLancaster, OH18,153Grove City, OH: 17,999 countGrove City, OH17,999Reynoldsburg, OH: 17,657 countReynoldsburg, OH17,657Delaware, OH: 17,347 countDelaware, OH17,347Fairborn, OH: 17,007 countFairborn, OH17,007Westerville, OH: 15,878 countWesterville, OH15,878Lima, OH: 15,802 countLima, OH15,802Westlake, OH: 15,781 countWestlake, OH15,781Massillon, OH: 15,133 countMassillon, OH15,133Upper Arlington, OH: 15,122 countUpper Arlington, OH15,122Brunswick, OH: 14,941 countBrunswick, OH14,941Columbus, OH: 420,068 countColumbus, OH420,068Cleveland, OH: 200,542 countCleveland, OH200,542Cincinnati, OH: 159,731 countCincinnati, OH159,731Toledo, OH: 133,195 countToledo, OH133,195Akron, OH: 93,503 countAkron, OH93,503Dayton, OH: 69,640 countDayton, OH69,640Parma, OH: 36,478 countParma, OH36,478Canton, OH: 34,279 countCanton, OH34,279Lorain, OH: 30,456 countLorain, OH30,456Youngstown, OH: 29,395 countYoungstown, OH29,395Lakewood, OH: 28,973 countLakewood, OH28,973Springfield, OH: 28,007 countSpringfield, OH28,007Kettering, OH: 27,480 countKettering, OH27,480Hamilton, OH: 27,208 countHamilton, OH27,208Euclid, OH: 25,658 countEuclid, OH25,658Elyria, OH: 25,383 countElyria, OH25,383Cuyahoga Falls, OH: 24,678 countCuyahoga Falls, OH24,678Middletown, OH: 22,585 countMiddletown, OH22,585Newark, OH: 22,236 countNewark, OH22,236Cleveland Heights, OH: 21,902 countCleveland Heights, OH21,902Mansfield, OH: 21,382 countMansfield, OH21,382Mentor, OH: 20,883 countMentor, OH20,883Beavercreek, OH: 20,157 countBeavercreek, OH20,157Strongsville, OH: 19,596 countStrongsville, OH19,596Fairfield, OH: 19,476 countFairfield, OH19,476Findlay, OH: 19,365 countFindlay, OH19,365Warren, OH: 19,071 countWarren, OH19,071Dublin, OH: 18,422 countDublin, OH18,422Huber Heights, OH: 18,273 countHuber Heights, OH18,273Lancaster, OH: 18,153 countLancaster, OH18,153Grove City, OH: 17,999 countGrove City, OH17,999Reynoldsburg, OH: 17,657 countReynoldsburg, OH17,657Delaware, OH: 17,347 countDelaware, OH17,347Fairborn, OH: 17,007 countFairborn, OH17,007Westerville, OH: 15,878 countWesterville, OH15,878Lima, OH: 15,802 countLima, OH15,802Westlake, OH: 15,781 countWestlake, OH15,781Massillon, OH: 15,133 countMassillon, OH15,133Upper Arlington, OH: 15,122 countUpper Arlington, OH15,122Brunswick, OH: 14,941 countBrunswick, OH14,941
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

RankCities2023
count
Change on 2022
1Columbus, OH420,068+1.3%
2Cleveland, OH200,542-0.1%
3Cincinnati, OH159,731-0%
4Toledo, OH133,195+0.1%
5Akron, OH93,503+0.3%
6Dayton, OH69,640-0.2%
7Parma, OH36,478-0.4%
8Canton, OH34,279-1.3%
9Lorain, OH30,456+0.6%
10Youngstown, OH29,395-2%
11Lakewood, OH28,973+0.8%
12Springfield, OH28,007+0.8%
13Kettering, OH27,480-1%
14Hamilton, OH27,208+0.7%
15Euclid, OH25,658+0.2%
16Elyria, OH25,383-0.3%
17Cuyahoga Falls, OH24,678+0.3%
18Middletown, OH22,585-1%
19Newark, OH22,236+0.2%
20Cleveland Heights, OH21,902+1%
21Mansfield, OH21,382-0.1%
22Mentor, OH20,883+1.6%
23Beavercreek, OH20,157+0.6%
24Strongsville, OH19,596+0.6%
25Fairfield, OH19,476-0.1%
26Findlay, OH19,365+2.2%
27Warren, OH19,071-1.2%
28Dublin, OH18,422-0.8%
29Huber Heights, OH18,273+4.5%
30Lancaster, OH18,153-1.5%
31Grove City, OH17,999+1.5%
32Reynoldsburg, OH17,657+2%
33Delaware, OH17,347+2.9%
34Fairborn, OH17,007-0.4%
35Westerville, OH15,878+1%
36Lima, OH15,802+0.5%
37Westlake, OH15,7810%
38Massillon, OH15,133-0.7%
39Upper Arlington, OH15,122+1.2%
40Brunswick, OH14,941+0.2%
41Stow, OH14,912-0.2%
42Gahanna, OH14,898+0.6%
43North Royalton, OH14,507+0.6%
44North Ridgeville, OH14,335+2.2%
45Hilliard, OH14,254-1.1%
46Marion, OH14,252-0.5%
47Shaker Heights, OH14,205+1.2%
48North Olmsted, OH13,953+2.8%
49Mason, OH13,360+2.6%
50Sandusky, OH13,277-1.6%
51Garfield Heights, OH12,970-0.8%
52Kent, OH12,796-1.3%
53Bowling Green, OH12,647+1.6%
54Willoughby, OH12,398+1.6%
55Centerville, OH12,176+1.5%
56Zanesville, OH12,139-0.3%
57Barberton, OH11,999+0.2%
58Wooster, OH11,914+0.3%
59Trotwood, OH11,746-0.3%
60Xenia, OH11,703+2%
61Riverside, OH11,688-1.1%
62Green, OH11,573+0.2%
63Troy, OH11,527-0.1%
64Medina, OH11,231+0.7%
65Avon Lake, OH10,884+0.5%
66Chillicothe, OH10,820+0.2%
67Perrysburg, OH10,775-1.8%
68Wadsworth, OH10,568+1.4%
69Rocky River, OH10,447-0.4%
70Mayfield Heights, OH10,365-3.4%
71Maple Heights, OH10,041-9.8%
72Marysville, OH10,008+4%
73Norwood, OH9,892+3.2%
74Avon, OH9,782+2%
75Parma Heights, OH9,599-3.4%
76Niles, OH9,560+1.2%
77East Cleveland, OH9,548-0.2%
78Piqua, OH9,372+0.8%
79South Euclid, OH9,363+0.2%
80Alliance, OH9,272+1.1%
81Sidney, OH9,224+1.5%
82Solon, OH9,082-0.2%
83Broadview Heights, OH8,841+1.3%
84Ashland, OH8,832-0.2%
85Whitehall, OH8,808+0.4%
86Pickerington, OH8,747+4%
87Steubenville, OH8,716-1.6%
88Ashtabula, OH8,666+0.9%
89Oregon, OH8,606-1.1%
90Lebanon, OH8,604+0.3%
91Eastlake, OH8,560-0.2%
92North Canton, OH8,552+2.3%
93Painesville, OH8,523+2.4%
94Portsmouth, OH8,508-0%
95Tiffin, OH8,387+0.1%
96New Philadelphia, OH8,373-2.1%
97Brook Park, OH8,302+2.5%
98Hudson, OH8,157-1.5%
99Fairview Park, OH8,136+0.8%
100Forest Park, OH8,131+1.9%
101Twinsburg, OH8,127+1.1%
102Athens, OH8,062+3.6%
103Sylvania, OH7,992-0.8%
104Norwalk, OH7,975-1.3%
105Mount Vernon, OH7,973+0.6%
106Defiance, OH7,924-1.1%
107Miamisburg, OH7,895+0.1%
108Tallmadge, OH7,717+2%
109Middleburg Heights, OH7,686+0.5%
110Fremont, OH7,6000%
111Streetsboro, OH7,461+2.1%
112Sharonville, OH7,409+1.8%
113Lyndhurst, OH7,373+2.6%
114Berea, OH7,345-1.5%
115Oxford, OH7,245-0.2%
116Aurora, OH7,205+2.3%
117Springboro, OH7,046+0.4%
118Bedford, OH6,941+1.1%
119Pataskala, OH6,937+1.3%
120Bellefontaine, OH6,931+4.2%
121Warrensville Heights, OH6,924+1%
122Beachwood, OH6,908+2.5%
123Marietta, OH6,847-1.2%
124Vandalia, OH6,841+3%
125Willowick, OH6,536+0.4%
126Washington Court House, OH6,502-0.2%
127West Carrollton, OH6,448-1%
128Worthington, OH6,362+1.2%
129Bay Village, OH6,311-0.7%
130Greenville, OH6,244+0.4%
131Maumee, OH6,213+0.6%
132Blue Ash, OH6,155+0.1%
133Circleville, OH6,103+0.4%
134Bedford Heights, OH5,993-7.1%
135Brecksville, OH5,922-1.6%
136New Franklin, OH5,912-1.6%
137Wilmington, OH5,880+1.9%
138Dover, OH5,855+2.7%
139Fostoria, OH5,838-1.2%
140Salem, OH5,753-2.4%
141Englewood, OH5,744-3.3%
142Wickliffe, OH5,671-2.6%
143Powell, OH5,583+5.5%
144Bucyrus, OH5,570+0.5%
145Clayton, OH5,559-1.8%
146Richmond Heights, OH5,526+2.4%
147Loveland, OH5,507+0.9%
148Conneaut, OH5,440-2.4%
149Harrison, OH5,428+2.4%
150Monroe, OH5,396-1.2%
151Ravenna, OH5,374-2%
152Galion, OH5,285-0.1%
153Cambridge, OH5,276+6.3%
154Urbana, OH5,273+0.1%
155Brooklyn, OH5,253+2.9%
156Vermilion, OH5,249+1.9%
157Coshocton, OH5,175-1.1%
158Reading, OH5,110-0.8%
159Franklin, OH5,109+2.7%
160Norton, OH5,105+1.8%
161Ironton, OH5,098+1.7%
162Amherst, OH5,081-0.3%
163University Heights, OH5,035-1.7%
164Celina, OH5,024+1.3%
165Seven Hills, OH5,009-0.8%
166Bexley, OH4,913-2.4%
167Macedonia, OH4,898-1.5%
168Van Wert, OH4,769-2.7%
169London, OH4,749-0.1%
170Trenton, OH4,726+2.5%
171Springdale, OH4,559+1%
172Heath, OH4,451+3.7%
173Tipp City, OH4,346+0.4%
174Montgomery, OH4,224+1.4%
175Canal Winchester, OH3,869+4.4%
176New Albany, OH3,696+5.5%

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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/2023/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2023-b25001.dat. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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Columbus, OH, with 420,068 in 2023, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

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