Concord Ohio City Guide

Concord Township’s population tracks around 18,150. This area experienced an estimated -0.2 population growth rate between 2010 and 2018, which indicates little decline or growth.

About 48% of the population is male, and 52% is female. The median male age is 46, and the median female age is 48.

The township’s median resident age is 47.3 years old. Specifically, about 23% of residents are under 18 years old, while 8% of residents are in their 20s. Another 10% are in their 30s, while 13% of residents are in their 40s. About 17% of residents are in their 50s, and 14% of residents are in their 60s.

About 97% of Concord Township residents are White, and 1.8% of residents identify as Hispanic or Latino. Given this information, this area is not among Ohio’s most diverse.

Because Concord Township’s population at first glance is not ethnically diverse, birth places can give an idea of the township’s cultural diversity. 79% of residents were born in Ohio, and 7.5% of residents were born in the northeast. Another 6% of the population was born in the south. About 5% were born in the midwest, and less than 1% of residents were born in the west.

An estimated 0.4% of Concord Township residents were born outside of the U.S.

An estimated 93% of Concord Township’s population over 25 years old has a high school diploma or an equivalent certification or credential. This compares favorably to Ohio’s 90% average.

Roughly 45% of Concord Township residents have a bachelor’s degree, and another 25% of residents have a master’s degree. Meanwhile, 20% of the population has an associate’s degree, while less than 6% of residents hold a doctorate degree. Less than 5% of the population has a professional degree.

The local high school dropout rate is 3%, which compares favorably against both statewide and national averages. 67% of students in the township attend public schools, and 33% attend private schools.

Based on on-going market trends, Concord Township is considered a seller’s market.

Concord Township’s real estate market is mainly comprised of medium family homes with 3-4 bedrooms, as well as 4-5 bedroom properties. In fact, Concord Township has more 4+ bedroom properties than 96% of other neighborhoods across the nation, which speaks to the size of most of the township’s properties.

45% of the market is made up of properties ranging between $200K-$399K, and 30% of properties are worth between $100K-$199K. Just 10% of real estate is priced under the $99K mark, and 12% of properties are worth between $400K-$749K. Just 2% of the market is worth over $750K. All in all, these numbers indicate a median home value of about $230K.

Overall, it is commonly estimated that Concord Township’s real estate tends to be more expensive than over 90% of Ohio neighborhoods and also more costly than around 70% of neighborhoods across the United States.

Of the housing options in Concord Township, 92% of properties are owner-occupied, and 8% are rented residences. The vacancy rate is about 4.1%.

The median monthly rent of $1,200 tracks well over national medians. 27% of residents pay between $500-$999 per month, and 37% of residents pay between $1,000-$1,499 per month. An additional 23% of residents pay between $1,500-$1,999 per month, and 12% of residents pay over $2,000 per month. Overall, the average rental cost is above about 81% of other Ohio neighborhoods.

Because Concord Township’s residential areas were established between 1970-1999, many houses were built during this time period. With that said, a number of properties were also built after the turn of the 21st century as well.

Considering that Concord Township’s concentration of married couples is above 98% of neighborhoods across the United States, Concord Township has a healthy number of apartments and affordable detached houses.

Concord Township’s median earnings per worker is $70K. This is 44.6% higher than the U.S. average and 49% larger than Ohio’s average. The median household income is $90K.

14% of residents earn less than $10K annually. 5% of residents earn between $10K-$15K each year, and another 5% earns between $15K-$20K annually. Almost 25% make between $20K-$50K per year.

Another 22% of residents earn between $50K-$75K annually. Meanwhile, about 10% make between $75K-$100K annually. 18% of the population earns more than $100K each year.

The unemployment rate is 2%, which is lower than statewide and national trends. 3.8% of residents live in poverty.