Pepper Pike

Situated in Cuyahoga County, Pepper Pike is a small Ohio city with a population of 6,807 and 2,695 housing units. The community has an exceptionally high owner-occupancy rate of 95.9 percent, reflecting a housing stock composed almost entirely of owned rather than rented residences. The median household income of $215,373 places it well above state and national medians. Most residents commute out for work, with just 0.8 percent of workers reporting that they work from home, meaning the overwhelming majority leave the community each day to reach their jobs. The city sits within the broader Cleveland metropolitan area, giving residents access to employment centers, cultural institutions, and services in surrounding Cuyahoga County communities. Its relatively small population spread across nearly 2,700 housing units suggests lower residential density compared to nearby urban areas. The combination of high ownership rates and income levels points to a well-established residential community within the eastern suburbs of Cleveland.

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