The typical Wayne County home sold for $266,900 in July, according to Realtor.com figures published by the Wooster Daily Record. That median sits 2.7% above June's $260,000 and 11.2% higher than the $240,000 recorded in July 2025.
Single-family homes carried a median of $270,000, up 3.8% month over month and 12.5% year over year from $240,000. None of those sales topped $1 million.
Condominiums and townhomes moved the other way, dropping 11.5% to $260,950 from $295,000 in June. Measured against July 2025, that segment's median was 16% higher than $225,000, and no unit reached the $1 million mark.
The county logged 109 recorded sales in July, compared with 104 a year earlier, a 4.8% increase. Total residential sales volume came to $31.2 million.
Statewide, the median was $270,000, a 1.8% dip from $275,000 in June. Ohio recorded 15,378 sales, up 9.3% from 14,074 in July 2025. Total value across the state rose to $9.6 billion from $7.5 billion, and 3.51% of Ohio sales were at $1 million or more, versus 1.83% a year earlier.
Realtor.com compiles the figures from real estate deeds, so reporting lags by several months. The data leaves out homes that are only listed for sale and is not directly comparable with listing statistics.
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