Wakeman

Tucked into Huron County in north-central Ohio, this small village of roughly 1,100 residents has a compact housing stock of 423 units, with nearly three quarters of those occupied by their owners (74.9 percent). Renters in the community pay a median gross rent of $776 per month. The median household income sits at $70,393, reflecting a working population that commutes out for most employment, as only about 1.9 percent of workers reported working from home. The village has the density and scale typical of rural Huron County communities, where residents often travel to nearby Norwalk or larger regional centers for work and services. The owner-occupancy rate suggests a housing market built largely around longer-term residents rather than transient renters, and the modest total unit count keeps the community relatively compact. Wakeman sits along the rail corridor that historically shaped many of Huron County's smaller settlements, giving it a distinct small-town character rooted in the region's agricultural and industrial past.

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