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Ohio's Home-Price-to-Income Ratio Reached 2.6

Ohio's home-price-to-income ratio reached 2.6 in the most recent data used by WP016.

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What This Graphic Shows

The graphic explains the ratio—median home price divided by median household income—and places the latest 2.6 reading in its historical Ohio context.

Key Takeaway

The ratio reached its highest level since 2005 in the data reviewed by WP016.

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Verified — Current

Last Verified:

September 21, 2026

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Ohio Common Ground Research Center

Ohio Housing Affordability: Prices, Income, Rents, and Cost Burden, 2015–2026

August 12, 2026
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