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Housing Costs and Affordability in Huber Heights, Ohio

Huber Heights has about 43,455 residents. Median gross rent is $1,258 per month, while median household income is $79,131.

Quick answer

What income supports the median rent?

A household would need about $50,300 per year to keep Huber Heights's median gross rent near 30% of gross income. The current citywide median-rent-to-median-income benchmark is 19%.

Lower housing-cost benchmark

Data scope: figures use 2020-2024 ACS 5-Year estimates. The latest official release was checked Aug 01, 2026 at 03:00 UTC. The benchmark compares citywide medians and is designed for broad relocation research, not an individual budget or a live apartment search.

Personal rent check

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Median gross rent$1,258/mo24% below the dataset median90% MOE ±$50
Income for 30% rent target$50,300Gross annual household incomeDerived MOE ±$2,000
Median household income$79,1316% below the dataset median90% MOE ±$3,614
Median home value$177,30053% below the dataset median90% MOE ±$6,813
Owner-occupied homes71%Share of occupied units
Home value-to-income2.2xMedian value ÷ income

High estimate precision Margins of error use the Census ACS 90% confidence level. Smaller geographies and subgroups can have wider uncertainty.

How Huber Heights compares

Median rent is 24% below the dataset median, while household income is 6% below the dataset median. Within Ohio, Huber Heights ranks #66 from lowest to highest rent and #32 from highest to lowest household income among 88 cities in the current dataset.

The citywide rent-to-income benchmark is 20% or less. This benchmark is useful for comparing cities under one formula, but households with different incomes, unit sizes or debt loads will experience costs differently.

Renting snapshot

$15,096 in annual median rent

Twelve months of median gross rent totals about $15,096. Gross rent includes contract rent plus estimated tenant-paid utilities where applicable in the ACS definition.

Buying snapshot

11.7x price-to-rent baseline

Median home value is about 11.7x annual median rent. This is a broad market comparison and does not include mortgage rates, taxes, insurance or maintenance.

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How to read rent, home price and AMI searches

These distinctions keep the Census estimates comparable and prevent a historical survey measure from being mistaken for a live market quote.

Average rent vs. median gross rent
If you searched for the average rent in Huber Heights, the closest consistent Census measure on this page is $1,258 median gross rent. It is the midpoint among renter-occupied homes, not a live average asking rent. Gross rent includes contract rent plus estimated tenant-paid utilities where applicable.
Home price vs. median home value
The reported $177,300 median home value is the midpoint of owner estimates for owner-occupied homes. It is not an average sale price, listing price or current automated valuation.
Household income vs. AMI
The $79,131 median household income is a Census city estimate. It is not HUD Area Median Income (AMI), an AMI eligibility limit or an affordable-housing contract amount.

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Questions people ask

What is the median rent in Huber Heights?

Median gross rent is $1,258 per month in the 2020-2024 ACS 5-Year estimates.

What is the average rent in Huber Heights?

This page reports Census median gross rent of $1,258 per month, not a live average asking rent. Median is the midpoint among renter-occupied homes; gross rent includes contract rent plus estimated tenant-paid utilities where applicable.

What income is needed for the median rent?

A gross household income of about $50,300 per year would keep median gross rent near 30% of income. This is a planning benchmark, not a landlord qualification rule.

Is housing affordable in Huber Heights?

The citywide median-rent-to-median-income benchmark is 19%, which this site labels a lower housing-cost benchmark. Individual costs can differ substantially.

Does this page report Area Median Income or AMI?

No. The $79,131 figure is Census median household income for the city. It is not HUD Area Median Income, an AMI limit or an affordable-housing contract amount.

What is the median home value in Huber Heights?

The median value of owner-occupied homes is $177,300 in the 2020-2024 ACS 5-Year estimates.

What is the average home price in Huber Heights?

This page reports a Census median owner-occupied home value of $177,300, not an average sale price, current listing price or real-time market estimate.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020-2024 ACS 5-Year Estimates. Latest release checked Aug 01, 2026 at 03:00 UTC. Review the definitions and methodology.