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Where are the 20 highest property taxes in Ohio?

On Feb 2, 2023

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Six Cuyahoga County areas are among the 10 places in Ohio with the highest property tax rates – all above $3,200 per $100,000 of home value. But Montgomery County once again claims the place with the highest residential property tax rate in Ohio.

Based on 2022 property tax rates being used for the bills due in 2023, an area listed in Ohio Department of Taxation records as Harrison Township/Dayton and including Northridge Local schools has the highest residential property taxes per $100,000 at $3,917, a decrease of $12 from the year before.

Ranking	City/Township	Tax per $100K
1	Harrison Township, Dayton (Northridge schools)	$3,917
2	South Euclid (Cleveland Hts. schools)	$3,871
3	Cleveland (Shaker Hts. schools)	$3,858
4	Shaker Hts. (Shaker Hts. schools)	$3,772
5	University Hts. (Cleveland Hts.-University Hts. schools)	$3,740
6	Harrison Township, Dayton (Dayton schools)	$3,727
7	Cleveland Hts. (Cleveland Hts.-University Hts. schools)	$3,717
8	Harrison Township (Northridge schools)	$3,623
9	Lincoln Hts. (Princeton schools)	$3,550
10	Garfield Hts. (Garfield Hts. schools)	$3,525
11	Springfield Township, Wyoming (Finneytown schools)	$3,475
12	Harrison Township (Dayton schools)	$3,421
13	Mifflin Township (Gahanna-Jefferson schools)	$3,358
14	Ottawa Hills (Ottawa Hills schools)	$3,343
15	Elmwood Place(St. Bernard-Elmwood Place schools)	$3,338
16	Mt. Healthy, Springfield Township (Mt. Healthy schools)	$3,297
17	Columbia Township (Mariemount schools)	$3,297
18	Columbia Township, Little Miami (Mariemount schools)	$3,297
19	Springfield Township (Finneytown schools)	$3,262
20	Butler Township, Union City (Vandalia-Butler school)	$3,246

Where are the 20 highest property taxes in Ohio?

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