Tuscarawas County

Tucked into east-central Ohio, Tuscarawas County is home to approximately 92,585 residents spread across a mix of small cities, townships, and rural areas. The county has 40,840 housing units, with 68.7 percent of occupied homes owner-occupied, reflecting a predominantly ownership-based housing market. Renters pay a median gross rent of $876 per month. The median household income stands at $64,494. Residents have a relatively short average commute of 21.6 minutes, and just 1.9 percent of workers work from home, suggesting that most employment here requires an in-person presence. The local economy draws on manufacturing, agriculture, and trade, consistent with the broader pattern of small-county Ohio communities. New Philadelphia and Dover serve as the county seats and principal urban centers, while numerous smaller villages and townships contribute to the overall population. The county sits within the Appalachian foothills region of Ohio, giving it a distinct geographic character compared to the flatter terrain of western parts of the state.

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