Toledo

Toledo, Ohio, lies at the western tip of Lake Erie across 83.8 square miles. It was founded in 1833 on the west bank of the Maumee River. The first of many glass manufacturers arrived in the 1880s, and Toledo eventually gained a nickname: “Glass City.” Its median age is 35.4 (2022). Healthcare, automotive, bioscience, medical technology, logistics, and manufacturing fuel its economy.

Homebuyers can find a variety of home styles in Toledo, where the typical home value is $111,156, up 11.8% over the past year (Zillow, 2022). Residents can enjoy a wide range of annual events, such as Clambake, the Glass City Beer Fest, the Toledo Boat Show, and the Lucas County Fair.

Major roadways serving Toledo include the north-south I-75, and the I-475 bypass. Just north of I-475 is Deveaux, one of the best neighborhoods in the city. It offers a combination of historic houses, as well as modern homes, and easy access to downtown. Nearby Westgate has just about everything, from cozy two-bedroom houses to opulent mansions. Perrysburg is a family-friendly neighborhood that has its own lively downtown area, beautiful homes, and a tight-knit community

Toledo is also home to an array of attractions, including sports venues, kid-friendly entertainment areas, and the famous Toledo Museum of Art.