Name: New Miami, OH statistics
Creator: Citytistics

Moving to New Miami

Butler County gains about 1.2 residents per 1,000 a year to moves between counties.

Moved in16,831

Moved out16,455

Net+376

Where people come from and where they go, top counties

Hamilton County, OH5,6324,535+1,097

Warren County, OH2,3172,693−376

Montgomery County, OH9311,216−285

Clermont County, OH582554+28

Franklin County, OH309347−38

Preble County, OH206311−105

Kenton County, KY159152+7

Greene County, OH140167−27

Within Ohio, other states or abroad

Arrivals

66%34%

Leavers

65%34%

Within OhioOther statesAbroad

Income per tax return

Arrivals$61K

Leavers$59K

People on tax returns who moved between counties, from IRS migration data, 2022 to 2023. Figures are for all of Butler County; flows under 20 returns are not published.

Who moves here: 6.7% of residents arrived from another county in the past year, 1.9% from another state. County figure.
Who arrives and who leaves: Households moving into Butler County report $60,900 a year in income on average; those leaving, $59,400.
Income you would need: $43,000 a year to rent the median home at the 30% line. From your city
Rent or buy: Median rent is $1,074 a month; owners with a mortgage pay $1,114 a month including taxes and insurance, on a median home of $112,200.
Getting to work: 25 minutes each way on average; 13.3% work from home.
If it is close but not quite: Bennington, VT matches it on character. Compare the two

Income of households moving out8
$59,417
15% below the median place
Income of households moving in8
$60,862
14% below the median place
Moved here in the past year1
6.7%
16% above the median place

All 5 moving measures

Measure	New Miami	Vs median
Moved here in the past year1County figure	6.7%	16% above
Moved from another state1County figure	1.9%	5% below
Net movers per 1,000 people8County figure	1.2	above (median -0.6)
Income of households moving in8County figure	$60,862	14% below
Income of households moving out8County figure	$59,417	15% below

What it costs to live here

Median home value is $112,200, 65% below the median place.

New Miami29.8%

Typical place20.4%

Share of the median household income that goes to the median rent. Above 30% is the usual stress line.

Income needed to rent

$42,960

a year, at the 30% line

Rent to income

29.8%

46% above the median place

Home price to income

2.6x

32% below the median place

Could you afford it?

Your household income, before tax

The median rent would take

30%

just under the 30% line

Left after rent, in US prices

$31,100

a year

Vs the typical household here

Same

as the median household

Uses the median rent in New Miami, $1,074 a month, and local prices for everything else (97.0 against a US average of 100). It runs in your browser and stores nothing.

Like New Miami, but easier on the budget

Close matches on income, rent, home value, education and age, where rent takes a clearly smaller share of income.

Place	Rent to income	More left a year
St. Johnsbury, VT	20.4% vs 29.8%	n/a	Compare
Dunbar, WV	19.2% vs 29.8%	$17,600	Compare
Elkins, WV	24.5% vs 29.8%	n/a	Compare

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Median home value1
$112,200
65% below the median place
Owner costs with a mortgage1
$1,114
40% below the median place
Property tax paid (median)1
$1,346
59% below the median place

All 16 cost and housing measures

Measure	New Miami	Vs median
Median gross rent1	$1,074	21% below
Rent to income1	29.8%	46% above
Property tax rate1	1.2%	32% above
Home price to income1	2.6x	32% below
Prices vs US average2Metro figure	95.4	5% below
Fair market rent, 2 bedrooms3County figure	$1,442	11% below
HUD area median income4County figure	$109,900	2% above
Property tax paid (median)1	$1,346	59% below
Median home value1	$112,200	65% below
Home prices, 1-year change5County figure	5.1%	61% above
Home prices, 5-year change5County figure	59.2%	15% above
Homeownership1	62.7%	6% below
Renters paying 30%+1	58.3%	15% above
Owner costs with a mortgage1	$1,114	40% below
Vacant homes1County figure	5.5%	22% below
Median year built1	1960	1% below

Work and pay

Commutes by transit is 0.0%, below the median place (median 0.8%).

Commutes by transit1
0.0%
below the median place (median 0.8%)
Unemployment1
18.1%
271% above the median place
Income per person1
$20,891
48% below the median place

More on work and pay, against the typical place

Median household income$43,281 −46%

Poverty rate26.0% 2.4×

Mean commute25 min +2%

All 10 work and pay measures

Measure	New Miami	Vs median
Median household income1	$43,281	46% below
Income per person1	$20,891	48% below
Unemployment1	18.1%	271% above
Average annual pay6County figure	$67,229	2% above
Pay growth, 1 year6County figure	4.6%	24% above
Jobs6County figure	163,638	9% above
Poverty rate1	26.0%	142% above
Mean commute1	25 min	2% above
Works from home1County figure	13.3%	7% above
Commutes by transit1	0.0%	below (median 0.8%)

Who lives here

High school or higher is 75.9%, 18% below the median place.

High school or higher1
75.9%
18% below the median place
No health insurance1
15.3%
139% above the median place
Homes with broadband1
86.8%
6% below the median place

All 9 people measures

Measure	New Miami	Vs median
Population1	2,223	6646th largest
Population change since 20207	3.4%	199% above
Median age1	43.4	11% above
Bachelor's or higher1County figure	32.9%	2% above
High school or higher1	75.9%	18% below
Household size1	2.8	13% above
Born abroad1County figure	8.1%	9% below
No health insurance1	15.3%	139% above
Homes with broadband1	86.8%	6% below

Life in New Miami

94 sites are on the National Register of Historic Places, 3 of them National Historic Landmarks.

Out the door, against the typical place

Parks per 10k residents9.0 −12%

Playgrounds per 10k9.0 −4%

Grocery stores per 10k0.0 −100%

Restaurants, cafes and bars per 10k0.0 −100%

Libraries per 10k0.0 −100%

Named paths and bike trails0 km −100%

Bus and rail stops per sq mi0.0 −100%

Mapped by volunteers in OpenStreetMap inside the city limits (Census boundaries), so coverage is fuller in some places than others. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.

Businesses per 10,000 residents (county figures)

Restaurants and bars19.2 −8%

Shops27.3 −10%

Arts, recreation and fitness3.2 −22%

Doctors' offices and clinics14.4 −29%

Child care centers1.8 −22%

Counts businesses with paid staff, so small owner-run shops are not included.

Public school students13
59,107
above the median place (median 4,897)
Public schools13
90
above the median place (median 9)
Students per teacher13
19.0
23% above the median place

All 16 schools and local life measures

Measure	New Miami	Vs median
Public schools13County figure	90	above (median 9)
Public school students13County figure	59,107	above (median 4,897)
Students per teacher13County figure	19.0	23% above
Restaurants and bars per 10k9County figure	19.2	8% below
Shops per 10k9County figure	27.3	10% below
Arts, recreation and fitness per 10k9County figure	3.2	22% below
Doctors' offices and clinics per 10k9County figure	14.4	29% below
Child care centers per 10k9County figure	1.8	22% below
Parks per 10k10	9.0	12% below
Playgrounds per 10k10	9.0	4% below
Grocery stores per 10k10	0.0	below (median 2.1)
Restaurants, cafes and bars per 10k10	0.0	below (median 11.2)
Libraries per 10k10	0.0	below (median 0.9)
Named paths and bike trails10	0.0	below (median 2.0)
Transit stops per sq mi10	0.0	below (median 0.2)
National Register listings11County figure	94	above (median 13)

Safety, weather and risk

Violent crime per 100k is 175, 9% below the median place.

Violent crime per 100k

175

9% below the median place

Property crime per 100k

524

57% below the median place

Months reported

12 of 12

by the city police department to the FBI

Counts only offenses reported by the city police department. Sheriff, state and campus police are not included, and some departments do not report to the FBI at all, so compare with care.

Good air days16
33.2%
52% below the median place
Median air quality index16
55
28% above the median place
Tornado risk15
98.0
20% above the median place

All 11 weather and risk measures

Measure	New Miami	Vs median
July average high14County figure	86°F	1% below
January average low14County figure	22°F	14% below
Average temperature14County figure	54°F	3% below
Annual precipitation14County figure	43.2 in	1% below
Natural hazard risk15County figure	91.5	1% below
Hurricane risk15County figure	27.7	61% below
Tornado risk15County figure	98.0	20% above
Wildfire risk15County figure	41.2	33% below
Heat wave risk15County figure	81.7	9% below
Median air quality index16County figure	55	28% above
Good air days16County figure	33.2%	52% below

How it is changing

Five-year survey estimates, one point per release.

Median gross rent

Up 14.5% from 2019 to 2024.

Median household income

Down 1.7% from 2019 to 2024.

Median home value

Up 61.9% from 2019 to 2024.

Population estimate

Up 3.2% from 2020 to 2025.

Citytistics measures

Paycheck stretch

$31,300

left a year after rent, in US prices. Better than 2% of places

Pay vs rent

-3.1 pts

a year, rent outrunning pay. Better than 15% of places

Family fit

of 100 on cost, space and class size

Growth

of 100 on population and income growth

Measures only Citytistics publishes, built from the figures on this page. Scores of 100 beat every place we track. Formulas

New Miami in 2030: where the trends point

If recent trends hold, the median rent will take about 30% of the median income in 2030, up from 30% now.

Citytistics projections to 2030: each figure's own trend, blended with the typical trend across the places we rate, eased toward long-run US growth and carried forward from the latest release. The range is where 80% of places landed when we tested the same method on past releases.

Measure	Latest	2030 projection	Likely range	Avg. per year
Median rent	$1,074/mo (2024)	$1,360/mo	$1,120 to $1,660/mo	+4.1%
Median household income	$43,281 (2024)	$54,000	$45,500 to $63,500	+3.7%
Median home value	$112,200 (2024)	$162,000	$118,000 to $224,000	+6.3%
Population	2,287 (2025)	2,340	2,250 to 2,440	+0.5%

The median home would be worth 3.0 years of the median income in 2030, against 2.6 now.

A projection of recent trends, not a prediction of the economy or advice to buy or sell. How we project.

Places like New Miami

The closest matches on income, rent, home value, education and age, and the places nearby.

Place	Rent	Income
Bennington, VT	$1,115	$54,257	Compare
Beckley, WV	$869	$45,826	Compare
St. Johnsbury, VT	$912	$53,711	Compare
Augusta, ME	$919	$47,979	Compare

Nearby

Compare New Miami with

Common questions

Is New Miami a good place to live?

It depends on what you need, so here is what the numbers say. Unemployment averaged 18.1% over the survey period, higher than in 98% of the 1,242 places under 10,000 people we track. It is the 2nd-highest of 214 Ohio places. After the median rent, and with prices for everything else adjusted to the US average, the median household has about $31,300 a year left, less than in 96% of places its size. On cost, space and class size it scores 36 out of 100 for families. See how it ranks with your own weights.

Is New Miami expensive to live in?

The median rent takes 29.8% of the median household income, against 20.4% in the typical place we track. Housing is a heavier load here than usual. The median home is valued at $112,200.

What salary do you need to live in New Miami?

To rent the median home without spending more than 30% of income on rent, a household needs about $42,960 a year. Work it out from your current city.

Is New Miami safe?

There were 175 reported violent crimes per 100,000 residents, against 192 in the typical place.

What places are similar to New Miami?

On income, rent, home value, education and age, the closest matches are Bennington, VT, Beckley, WV, St. Johnsbury, VT and Augusta, ME.

Sources and methods

The small numbers beside each measure point here. Every dataset is public; links go to the publisher.

American Community Survey 5-year estimates · US Census Bureau · 2020 to 2024 estimatesTables B01002, B01003, B05002, B07003, B08013, B08301, B15003, B17001, B19013, B19301, B23025, B25002, B25003, B25010, B25035, B25064, B25070, B25077, B25088, B25103, B28002, S2701
Regional Price Parities · US Bureau of Economic Analysis · Latest release, retrieved 2026-11-14
Fair Market Rents · US Department of Housing and Urban Development · Fiscal year 2027
Income Limits · US Department of Housing and Urban Development · Fiscal year 2026
House Price Index · Federal Housing Finance Agency · Latest release, retrieved 2026-11-14
Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages · US Bureau of Labor Statistics · 2025 annual averages
Population Estimates · US Census Bureau · Vintage 2025
SOI Tax Stats, county-to-county migration · Internal Revenue Service · Tax years 2022 to 2023Counts tax returns and the people on them; flows under 20 returns are suppressed.
County Business Patterns · US Census Bureau · 2023 data
National Register of Historic Places · National Park Service · Listings through 2026-05-22
Crime Data Explorer · Federal Bureau of Investigation · 2025 data
Common Core of Data · National Center for Education Statistics · 2024 release
1991-2020 climate normals · NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information · Series updated 2026-11-05Averages for 1991 to 2020 computed from NOAA's county climate series (nClimDiv).nClimDiv county series
National Risk Index · Federal Emergency Management Agency · Latest release, retrieved 2026-11-14NRI data and maps
Air Quality System, annual AQI by county · US Environmental Protection Agency · 2025 dataAirData download files

Derived by Citytistics from the tables above: rent to income (B25064, B19013); property tax rate (B25103, B25077); home price to income (B25077, B19013).

What stands out compares New Miami with places of a similar size, using only figures measured for New Miami itself; county and metro figures never count. Survey figures are estimates with margins of error. Formulas and definitions: methodology. API: /api/v1/places/new-miami-ohio

Citytistics. “New Miami, Ohio.” Data as of 2026-11-14. https://www.citytistics.com/city/new-miami-ohio/

This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.

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