Tiro

Tucked into Crawford County, Tiro is a small Ohio village with a population of 234 residents spread across 98 housing units. The community has a notably high ownership rate, with 84.9 percent of occupied homes owner-occupied, reflecting a predominantly owner-driven housing market. For those who rent, the median gross rent stands at $1,297 per month. The median household income is $60,515, placing residents in a moderate income range relative to Ohio broadly. The village sits within a largely rural stretch of north-central Ohio, where many residents commute outward to employment centers in surrounding Crawford County and neighboring counties for work in manufacturing, agriculture, and services that characterize the regional economy. The compact size of Tiro means that community life tends to revolve around a tight geographic area, with residents relying on personal vehicles for most daily transportation needs, as is typical of small incorporated places across rural Ohio.

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