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1. ohiohome.org › research › howohiocompares-23How Ohio Compares (FY24) - Housing Needs Assessment | Ohio ...

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   This section benchmarks how Ohio is doing in comparison to other states when it comes to providing affordable and accessible housing. It takes metrics from every other section of the Housing Needs Assessment and looks at how the state stacks up against Ohio's neighbors.

2. www.redfin.com › affordable-places-to-live-in-ohio14 Most Affordable Places to Live in Ohio in 2024 - Redfin

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   Jul 8, 2024 · To help you find the right place to buy a home, Redfin has gathered a list of 14 of the most affordable places to live in Ohio. And they all have a median home sale price under the state’s average. Read on to find out which cities made the list.

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3. ohiohome.org › hna-23 › executivesummary2024 Ohio Housing Needs Assessment Executive Summary

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   One of every eight Ohio households – or more than 613,000 – houses a single adult aged 65 or over. Aging householders living alone face unique challenges when it comes to maintaining the cost and upkeep of homes, especially among those who wish to age in place.

4. cohhio.org › report-ohios-affordable-housing-gapReport: Ohio’s Affordable Housing Gap Shrinks Slightly

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   Mar 14, 2024 · The Gap Report, released jointly by the National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC) and the Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio (COHHIO), reveals a deficit of 267,382 rental units that are affordable and available to the 444,768 extremely low-income households in Ohio.

5. cohhio.org › the-gap-report-2023The Gap Report 2023 – COHHIO

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   Mar 16, 2023 · The Gap report, released jointly by the Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio and the National Low Income Housing Coalition, reveals a deficit of about 270,000 rental units that are affordable and available to the 448,000 extremely low-income households in Ohio.

6. ohiohome.org › hna-20 › executivesummary-hna2021 Ohio Housing Needs Assessment Executive Summary

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   Central Ohio (31.2%) has the highest proportion of vacant housing available for sale or rent, the smallest proportion is in Southeast Ohio (20.1%). The low rate of construction, low vacancy rate, and rising home costs are interrelated and create a tight and concerning housing market.

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   Does Ohio have a housing gap?

   • The Gap report, released jointly by the Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio and the National Low Income Housing Coalition, reveals a deficit of about 270,000 rental units that are affordable and available to the 448,000 extremely low-income households in Ohio. That equates to only 40 affordable units for every 100 households.

   The Gap Report 2023 – COHHIO

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   What trends are occurring in Ohio relating to affordable and accessible housing?

   • The following executive summary highlights the key trends occurring within Ohio related to affordable and accessible housing. The full Housing Needs Assessment is available online. Housing cost burden: spending at least 30% of income on housing-related costs. Severe cost burden: spending at least 50% of income on housing-related costs.

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   How much do Ohio's homeowners spend on housing?

   • As homeownership rates rise, the share of income that Ohio's homeowners are spending on their housing, regardless of mortgage status, has steadily decreased. For homeowners with a mortgage, median monthly costs have fallen by 15%, from $1,469 in 2006 to $1,248 in 2018.

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   Are there affordable and available units for low income Ohioans?

   • There are not enough affordable and available units for lower income Ohioans. In 2018, Ohio had only 80 affordable and available units for every 100 very low-income households. This gap is even larger for the lowest income groups; there were only 44 affordable and available units for every 100 extremely low-income households.

   2021 Ohio Housing Needs Assessment Executive Summary - ohiohome.…

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   Is there a housing shortage in Ohio?

   • At the same time, there has been a net loss of affordable rental housing for the lowest income Ohioans. There are 447,717 extremely low-income (ELI) renters in Ohio, but only 177,318 rental homes are affordable and available to them – leaving a shortage of 270,399 units.

   2024 Ohio Housing Needs Assessment Executive Summary

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   What is the median home sale price in Ohio?

   • As of July, the median home sale price in Ohio is $259,100. If that price doesn’t fit into your budget, don’t worry. To help you find the right place to buy a home, Redfin has gathered a list of 14 of the most affordable places to live in Ohio. And they all have a median home sale price under the state’s average.

   14 Most Affordable Places to Live in Ohio in 2024 - Redfin

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8. nlihc.org › housing-needs-by-state › ohioOhio - National Low Income Housing Coalition

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   Across Ohio, there is a shortage of rental homes affordable and available to extremely low income households (ELI), whose incomes are at or below the poverty guideline or 30% of their area median income (AMI). Many of these households are severely cost burdened, spending more than half of their income on housing.