Copley Ohio City Guide

Copley’s population is roughly 17,300. The median resident age is 43.3 years old. To compare, this is slightly higher than Ohio’s median age.

The population is split roughly 50/50 between men and women. The median male age is 40.5 years old, and the median female age is 46 years old.

About 23% of Copley residents are under 18 years old. About 10% of the population is in their 20s. From there, about 13% of residents are in their 30s, and another 13% are in their 40s. Around 15% of residents are in their 50s, while 13% of residents are in their 60s.

Around 6.8% of Copley residents are Asian, and 1.5% of residents identify as Hispanic or Latino. 9% of residents are Black or African American, and 82% of residents are White.

Roughly 75% of Copley’s population was born in Ohio, and another 9% of residents were born in the northeastern area of the U.S. Another 7.6% of residents were born in the south, while 6.4% were born in the midwest. Another 2% of the population was born in the south.

An estimated 0.4% of Copley residents were born outside of the country. Of this small percentage of the population, about 50% were naturalized between 2000-2015.

The percentage of Copley Township residents over 25 years old with a high school diploma or equivalent degree is 97%. This stacks favorably against both Ohio’s average of 90% and the U.S. average of 88%.

About 12% of Copley Township residents have earned an associate’s degree, while 49% have earned a bachelor’s degree. Another 24% of the township’s population has a master’s degree. About 8% of residents have a doctorate degree, and 6% of residents have a professional school degree.

An estimated 3% of high school students in Copley Township dropout before graduating. About 81% of local students attend public schools, and roughly 19% attend private educational facilities.

The median property value in Copley is about $197K, which is above over 60% of Ohio areas and more expensive than roughly 40% of neighborhoods across the United States.

At 41%, the majority of properties in Copley are valued between $200K-$399K. Another 39% of properties are in the $100K-$199K price range. 12% of Copley properties are worth under $99K. Meanwhile, 7% of Copley real estate is priced between $400K-$749K, and 1% of properties are worth above the $750K mark.

As is usual with Ohio cities and towns, Copley’s real estate market is largely made up of 3-4 bedroom properties, which tracks with property value statistics.

Copley is largely considered to be a seller’s market, seeing as the demand for real estate generally tracks above U.S. averages and properties typically receive multiple offers. Current trends can lead to price increases and an uptick in new housing construction.

Of all housing options in Copley, 74% are owner-occupied properties, while 26% of residences are rented. About 5% of properties stand vacant, which tracks under about 75% of other vacancy trends in neighborhoods across the United States.

The median rental cost in Copley is about $1,000, which is just over the national average of $950. 45% of residents pay between $500-$999 in monthly rent, while 36% pay between $1,000-$1,499 per month. An additional 4% of residents pay between $1,500-$1,999, and 15% pay more than $2,000 per month in rent.

As is expected in Ohio residential areas, the majority of housing options in Copley are detached family homes with 3-4 bedrooms. The second-most prevalent housing option type is apartments, followed by condominiums.

As for property ages, most residences were built between 1970-1999, and a considerable portion of other housing options were constructed between 1940-1969.

Copley Township’s median earnings per worker tracks around $60K, which is 26% higher than the U.S. median of $48K and 30% higher than Ohio’s median of $46K.

13% of residents earn less than $10K per year, and 7% earn between $10K-$15K per year. Another 3% of residents earn between $15K-$20K annually. About 23% of the population makes between $20K-$50K each year.

From there, around 26% of residents earn between $50K-$75K annually. 12% of the population makes between $75K-$100K each year. Another 17% of residents earn more than $100K annually.

Copley Township’s unemployment rate is 2%, and about 3.1% of residents live in poverty.