South Euclid

Situated in Cuyahoga County just east of Cleveland, this city of 21,606 residents carries a strong tradition of homeownership, with 82.1 percent of occupied units owner-occupied. The housing stock totals 9,363 units, and renters in the area pay a median gross rent of $1,298 per month. Median household income sits at $78,782, reflecting a working and professional population that largely commutes out of the city for employment. The average one-way commute runs 21.3 minutes, and just 1.4 percent of workers perform their jobs from home, suggesting most residents travel to worksites in surrounding communities or downtown Cleveland. South Euclid developed primarily as a residential suburb during the mid-twentieth century, and that character persists today in its dense concentration of single-family homes on modest lots. The city borders several other inner-ring suburbs, giving residents access to the broader regional employment base of northeast Ohio without a lengthy daily commute.

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