Macedonia

Situated in Summit County roughly midway between Cleveland and Akron, this small city of 12,142 residents carries one of the higher owner-occupancy rates in the region at 89.9 percent, reflecting a stable, rooted population with a median household income of $108,059. The current market is tight, with only 9 active listings available, which tends to limit options for buyers and support existing price levels. The median home price sits at $349,000, with homes averaging 2,071 square feet and selling at $269 per square foot. That combination points to mid-sized single-family homes as the dominant housing stock. Families with children often factor in the Nordonia Hills City School District, which serves the area and carries weight in purchase decisions. The low inventory relative to population size suggests demand consistently outpaces supply, making it a competitive environment for buyers while offering homeowners reasonable confidence in sustained property values.

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