Campbell

Situated in Mahoning County in northeastern Ohio, Campbell is a small city of approximately 7,812 residents with a housing stock of 3,701 units. The community leans heavily toward homeownership, with 68.7 percent of occupied units owner-occupied, a notably high share for a city of its size. Renters in the area pay a median gross rent of $732 per month. Median household income stands at $41,368. Residents enjoy relatively short travel times to work, with an average commute of 18.7 minutes, suggesting that most employment destinations are accessible within the broader Mahoning Valley region. The city sits close to Youngstown, giving residents access to the employment, medical, and commercial resources of a larger urban center without living directly within it. Campbell has roots in the steel industry that shaped much of the Mahoning Valley through the twentieth century, and its tight-knit residential character reflects a community where a majority of households have long-term stakes in the local housing market.

Market description generated from current MLS and U.S. Census data.