The average homeowner in Oxford lives in a residence for 9.5 years, and home costs equal about 16 percent of annual household income, on average, the study found. Meanwhile, 8.4 percent of Oxford homeowners have negative equity in their homes, and 6.5 percent of Oxford homes are declining in value.
On average, a home in Oxford remains on the market for 89 days.
Northridge in Clark County ranked No. 1 in Ohio and No. 3 nationally, and Beavercreek in Greene County ranked No. 10 for housing markets in the state in which homeowners can easily sell their homes with a low risk of losing money over the long run, according to SmartAsset.
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