Ohio

Rising home prices allowed central Ohio homeowners to make more on the sale of their homes last year than ever.

Statistics show the housing market for the Greater Cincinnati area, including Butler and Warren counties, remains strong and affordable.

Central Ohio home prices jumped 7.6% in 2019, climbing above $200,000 for the first time for the full year.

December home prices in Cuyahoga County were up over December a year ago in both the Cuyahoga County suburbs and the city of Cleveland.

More than half of Columbus homebuyers are millennials, according to a new study from the mortgage lead generation company LendingTree.

Scores of homes destroyed or badly damaged by Memorial Day tornadoes still sit vacant and abandoned, creating new blight and safety concerns in neighborhoods.

Home sales for the Greater Cincinnati area lost momentum last month, while the average price continued to climb.

General Motors is providing $40 million in seller financing to the purchaser of its Lordstown, Ohio assembly plant.

Northeast Ohio home sales for the year are on track to outpace 2018 levels, and local real estate experts don't foresee any signs of a major slowdown in the coming months.

Home sales fell in the state's most expensive market of Columbus in October while climbing in more affordable parts of the state.

Dayton and Springfield, Ohio, are among the hottest home markets in the country as houses continue selling within days, defying the usual winter slowdown.

Columbus was the nation's third-hottest housing market in October, but this time Columbus shared the spotlight with other Ohio cities.

The share of severely underwater mortgages shrunk by over two percentage points compared with a year ago, as these borrowers benefited from the rise in equity levels, Attom Data Solutions said.

Central Ohio home sales jumped the highest level in almost three years in September while prices showed signs of calming.

The number of homes sold in the Dayton, Ohio, area last month jumped significantly in a tight housing market.

The median sales price for a single-family home in Cuyahoga County was $127,000 last month, up 3% from September a year ago, but down from the higher summer prices.

Despite huge demand for housing in central Ohio, home construction has fallen sharply this year.

The median selling price for single-family homes in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, fell in August for the first time since February, but still remained above 2018 levels.

The Hamilton, Ohio City Council soon will consider whether to require owners to register their vacant industrial or commercial buildings.

Soaring home prices are pushing homebuyers out of walkable neighborhoods into those that are more car-dependent, Redfin said.