Sebring

Tucked into Mahoning County in northeastern Ohio, this small village is home to roughly 4,160 residents and contains about 2,439 housing units. With an owner-occupied rate of 45.3 percent, renters make up a majority of households, and the median gross rent runs approximately $1,203 per month. The median household income sits at $48,887. Residents commute an average of 23.2 minutes to work, a figure that reflects the village's position within a broader regional economy rather than a purely self-contained job market. The surrounding Mahoning County area includes larger employment centers that workers can reach within a reasonable drive. Sebring itself has roots in the ceramics and pottery industries that once defined much of this part of Ohio, and that manufacturing heritage still shapes the character of the built environment, including older housing stock that gives the community its distinct architectural identity.

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