Housing & affordability in Brooklyn

ACS 2020–24 · four inputs · 18% of the overall score

44/100
38th of 52

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The four inputs

Median home value vs metro$163,100

Cleveland $215,40040% · scores 35

Median rent vs metro$971/mo

Cleveland $1,050/mo30% · scores 44

Ownership rate60%

Cleveland 67%15% · scores 45

Households spending >30% of income on housing25%

Cleveland 28%15% · scores 68

Context, not scored

Median year built · Cleveland 19631960

Houses rather than flats · Cleveland 72%72%

Households with children · Cleveland 25%22%

Neither direction is better here, so none of it moves the grade. It is on the page because it changes what a place is like to live in.

Vertical rule marks the Cleveland reference. ACS 2020–24. Every scale is on the methodology page.

Best Cleveland suburbs for housing

All 52 ranked, Brooklyn highlighted

1AvonA−$395,900 2BrecksvilleA−$371,900 3SolonA−$392,900 4Avon LakeB+$368,300 5WestlakeB$368,200 6Seven HillsB$258,000 7BeachwoodB$410,300 8Bay VillageB−$353,000 9StrongsvilleB−$298,300 10North RidgevilleB−$270,100 11Broadview HeightsB−$316,700 12MentorB−$247,700 13Rocky RiverC+$349,300 14North RoyaltonC+$292,600 15BrunswickC+$249,100 16AmherstC$239,200 17University HeightsC$242,700 18Shaker HeightsC$303,200 19North OlmstedC$219,800 20LyndhurstC$212,200 21WadsworthC$247,900 22WickliffeC$166,900 23Middleburg HeightsC$228,400 24South EuclidC−$153,700 25MedinaC−$243,600 26Fairview ParkC−$239,100 27VermilionC−$183,600 28BereaC−$198,100 29Brook ParkC−$169,600 30WillowickC−$166,000 31WilloughbyC−$216,900 32ParmaD+$170,100 33LakewoodD+$262,200 34Richmond HeightsD+$208,800 35EastlakeD$172,100 36Mayfield HeightsD$205,200 37Cleveland HeightsD$192,100 38BrooklynD$163,100 39Parma HeightsD$175,100 40ElyriaD−$156,100 41Maple HeightsF$97,900 42ConneautF$132,400 43PainesvilleF$158,800 44BedfordF$135,200 45LorainF$139,200 46Garfield HeightsF$109,900 47Bedford HeightsF$156,500 48EuclidF$126,500 49Warrensville HeightsF$121,100 50AshtabulaF$105,900 51ClevelandF$102,000 52East ClevelandF$68,800

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Better than Brooklyn on housing & affordability

Brooklyn grades D on housing & affordability. Six suburbs are within 25 miles and score higher on the same four inputs.

SuburbHousingMedian home valueOwnership rateOverall

Avon13 mi from BrooklynA−$396k88% 69 B− Brecksville11 mi from BrooklynA−$372k85% 65 C+ Solon16 mi from BrooklynA−$393k84% 69 B− Avon Lake14 mi from BrooklynB+$368k83% 68 B− Westlake9 mi from BrooklynB$368k73% 70 B− Seven Hills5 mi from BrooklynB$258k95% 60 C

Median home value: ACS 2020–24 · Ownership rate: ACS 2020–24

Six Cleveland lists

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