Data can sometimes be hard to parse through and understand, and Ohio has had a busy news year that included a lot of statistics and numbers. Here are some of the biggest data stories of the year:
, which have seen 30.5% and 34.9% increases in purchases of single-family homes, duplexes and three-family dwellings from 2012 to 2020, according to the Vacant and Abandoned Property Action Council., with a median price increase of 8.2% for the first half of the year.in 2022 was a $7 million lakeside mansion in Lakewood. This has been the highest purchase price for a home since at least 2018., allowing Clevelanders to see what life was like back in the 1940s.
As Russia’s war with Ukraine unfolded, embassies were forced to move their operations to the city of Lviv, which has a sister-city relationship with Parma. The Greater Cleveland city hasOhio has a higher mortality rate than the rest of the country, jumping up more than 18% during the first two years of the pandemic. ASubsequently, Ohio cities have also continued to see2021 had the most OhioansThere was a 9.
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