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Years of a typical OH income to buy a home
- 1Fort McKinley3,508 people0.8 yrs
- 2
Youngstown59,331 people0.9 yrs - 3
East Cleveland13,534 people1.0 yrs - 4
Wellsville3,063 people1.1 yrs - 5
ElizabethLawrence County1.1 yrs
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Years of a typical OH income to buy a home
Youngstown59,331 people0.9 yrs
East Cleveland13,534 people1.0 yrs
Wellsville3,063 people1.1 yrs
ElizabethLawrence County1.1 yrsMath + reading vs. the state average
South Russell3,956 people+38.9 pts
McLeanShelby County+37.2 pts
Solon23,943 people+36.2 pts
Willoughby Hills9,975 people+36.1 pts
MarionMercer County+35.7 ptsWhere the towns around you rank best
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DeerfieldWisconsin
A town of 1,770. A typical home worth about $425K.
Housing$425K typical home25% above the WI typical homeOutdoors#109 most walkable in WI1.8 miles of trails across 1 parks and preservesHealthHealthier than 75%of U.S. towns on CDC estimates CSchoolsA−Health See all of Deerfield →
Deerfield leaned 12 points further toward Harris than Wisconsin did.
HarrisDemocrat54.5%Carried Deerfield
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