Safety
42/100Scores in the 42nd percentile for lower violent crime relative to its peer set. Higher scores indicate safer conditions based on the current violent-crime rate.
Four scored signals show quality, momentum, safety, and investor upside without loading the full app payload.
Scores in the 42nd percentile for lower violent crime relative to its peer set. Higher scores indicate safer conditions based on the current violent-crime rate.
Development activity lands around the 50th percentile once permit intensity is normalized by household base — a forward-looking signal for neighborhood improvement trajectory.
Retail discovery mix places this area around the 56th percentile — curated premium-versus-value retail tagging, openings, and category mix are used to summarize commercial quality.
Forward-looking composite places this area in the 53rd percentile — a weighted blend of development momentum and retail quality signaling medium-term investment potential.
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24 largest indexed cities ranked by population with income, rent, and violent crime side-by-side. Open any city for the full hub.
| # | City | Median Income | Market Rent | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Columbus | $67,811 | $1,441 | → |
| 2 | Cincinnati | $73,455 | $1,402 | → |
| 3 | Cleveland | $46,633 | $1,317 | → |
| 4 | Toledo | $58,064 | $1,146 | → |
| 5 | Lancaster | $65,514 | $1,347 | → |
| 6 | Lima | $70,277 | $1,271 | → |
| 7 | Canton | $61,791 | $1,140 | → |
| 8 | Zanesville | $61,412 | $1,200 | → |
| 9 | Athens | $55,344 | $1,245 | → |
| 10 | Akron | $54,540 | $1,176 | → |
| 11 | Hamilton | $88,426 | $1,582 | → |
| 12 | Dayton | $55,377 | $1,275 | → |
| 13 | Piqua | $74,807 | $1,303 | → |
| 14 | Painesville | $74,122 | $1,265 | → |
| 15 | Xenia | $84,340 | $1,387 | → |
| 16 | Alliance | $62,465 | $1,170 | → |
| 17 | Mentor | $103,749 | $1,444 | → |
| 18 | Wooster | $75,534 | $1,429 | → |
| 19 | Springfield | $68,306 | $1,094 | → |
| 20 | Steubenville | $61,048 | $1,175 | → |
| 21 | Youngstown | $54,658 | $1,063 | → |
| 22 | Newark | $79,766 | $1,186 | → |
| 23 | Warren | $56,226 | $1,059 | → |
| 24 | Batavia | $72,506 | $1,654 | → |
Showing top 24 cities by population. Full directories remain available from city and ranking pages.
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Violent crime rates ranked across Ohio cities with trend context.
See which cities are improving fastest and which are moving in the wrong direction.
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