Shiloh

Nestled in Richland County, this small Ohio village has a population of 543 residents spread across 215 housing units. Owner-occupied homes account for 77.9 percent of the housing stock, reflecting a community where most residents have put down roots rather than renting. Those who do rent pay a median gross rent of $788 per month. The median household income sits at $64,750. The overwhelming majority of workers commute out to jobs elsewhere, with only 4.9 percent of the workforce working from home, suggesting most residents travel to employment centers in the broader Richland County region. The village has the intimate scale typical of rural Ohio communities, where the relatively high homeownership rate and modest housing stock of just over 200 units point to a settled, established residential character. Shiloh sits within a largely agricultural stretch of north-central Ohio, connected to larger nearby employment and commercial hubs that residents depend on for work and services.

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