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Short-term rentals in Ohio

Entire-home performance across 32 ZIP codes in Ohio with enough listings to measure. State figures are listing-weighted aggregates of those ZIP codes.

Cities

CityNightly rateOccupancyAnnual revenueListingsZIPs
Cleveland$24734.2%$30,8239937
Columbus$23735.5%$30,6039927
Cincinnati$21234.7%$26,8336383
Dayton$17134.4%$21,4161492

ZIP codes

ZIPPlaceNightly rateOccupancyAnnual revenueListings
44870Sandusky$28827.8%$29,219261
43138Logan$34937.1%$47,293161
44107Lakewood$17133.8%$21,090115
43452Port Clinton$30633.8%$37,73499
44654Millersburg$32037.2%$43,35279
43152South Bloomingville$35937.7%$49,37471
45701Athens$22327.6%$22,42765
44839Huron$46633.8%$57,46357
44118University Heights$29327.1%$28,96654
45177Wilmington$24336.6%$32,37452
43076Thornville$18934.2%$23,61451
43606Toledo$14034.5%$17,60951
43440Lakeside$32828.9%$34,63550

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Figures cover entire-home listings and are current to June 2026. Nightly rate and occupancy are measured from the market dataset; a dash means the figure is not measured here, which is never the same as zero. Estimates are analytical opinions with stated uncertainty, not guarantees of income; compliance signals are market intelligence, not legal advice.
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