Greater Toledo ยท City Markets

Housing markets, city by city

18 cities with at least 60 closings this year, ranked by volume. Each page carries the median and the middle half of sales, days on market by quartile, the sale-to-asking ratio, what is active and pending, and months of supply. Data through September 28, 2026. The region as a whole, with the share of sellers who cut and the median cut, is on the housing market report.

City2026 closingsMedian saleMedian DOM% of askingActiveMonths of supply
Toledo 2,297 $151,000 40 100% 783 3.1
Findlay 485 $249,900 41 98.1% 133 2.5
Perrysburg 413 $395,000 38 100% 136 3
Sylvania 328 $359,275 38 100% 131 3.6
Maumee 253 $310,000 34 100% 68 2.4
Defiance 217 $190,000 49 99.5% 67 2.8
Bowling Green 178 $275,500 36 100% 39 2
Oregon 145 $250,000 34 100% 57 3.5
Holland 144 $335,500 38 100% 53 3.3
Bryan 125 $195,000 48 96% 25 1.8
Napoleon 103 $190,000 42 97.6% 24 2.1
Waterville 95 $400,000 46 100% 32 3
Tiffin 89 $195,000 41 99.7% 28 2.8
Swanton 88 $254,500 35 100% 34 3.5
Fostoria 84 $159,950 46 98.4% 37 4
Wauseon 67 $300,000 49 98% 25 3.4
Northwood 64 $263,000 43 100% 28 3.9
Montpelier 61 $165,000 46 97.5% 22 3.2

MLS residential closings January 1 to September 28, 2026; active and pending as of the last pull. Aggregates compiled by Adam Geuy, Blacktree Realty. See also the town guides, ZIP codes, school districts and neighborhoods.