Ohio experiences largest home affordability decline

Ohio experienced the largest decline in home-buying affordability in the US between 2020 and 2025, with five metro areas ranking among the worst nationally. The income required to afford a typical home more than doubled in some cities, while wages failed to keep pace with rising home prices. Renters also faced increased costs, as the income needed for a two-bedroom apartment rose by an average of 39%, making housing less accessible for many residents.

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