Mingo Junction

Tucked into Jefferson County along the Ohio River, Mingo Junction is a small community of about 3,382 residents with a housing stock of 1,648 units. Owner-occupied homes account for 70.8 percent of occupied units, reflecting a majority of residents who own rather than rent, and those who do rent pay a median gross rent of $894 per month. The median household income sits at $60,288. Like many communities in the upper Ohio River Valley, Mingo Junction carries an industrial heritage tied to steel and manufacturing, and a portion of residents commute to employment centers in the broader Jefferson County region, which includes the city of Steubenville a few miles to the south. The town's position along the river corridor places it within reach of both West Virginia and Pennsylvania, giving residents access to a multi-state labor market. Housing here tends to be older stock typical of Appalachian Ohio river towns, with modest lot sizes and established neighborhoods.

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