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RANK #237 / 996 NAT · #25 / 49 OH · POP 108,818
1YR FORECAST: +2.6%
5YR OUTLOOK: +31%
Miami County, Ohio, distinguishes itself with its blend of small-town character and agricultural heritage, particularly evident in communities like Troy, the county seat. Located in west-central Ohio, it is part of the Dayton metropolitan area, offering residents a commute to Dayton that averages 22 minutes. The Great Miami River and other waterways wind through the area, providing scenic views and opportunities for outdoor recreation, including an extensive network of paved trails for biking and walking. The county maintains a strong community spirit, with many families having generational ties to the area.
Life in Miami County often appeals to families and those seeking a quieter environment, with public schools generally performing above average. The county's economy, historically rooted in agriculture, has diversified. While farming remains central to its identity, the area has seen growth in sectors such as food production, logistics, automotive, building products, and aerospace. This economic activity provides opportunities for residents, including those who may commute to nearby cities or work remotely.
Below national median (4.7x)
Well below national median
Below-average climate & terrain
Housing is fairly valued at 4.5x relative to local economic output. The typical U.S. county is 4–6x.
Estimated local headcount ranges. Larger employers shown as floor + "+"; smaller employers show exact counts where reported.
Source: Redfin · Census BPS — Browse sales on Redfin →
Source: CDC/NCHS vital statistics via County Health Rankings (2020–2022 avg). Rates per 100,000 population. Grade based on homicide rate relative to national average (~6.3). Learn more →
Source: EPA Air Quality System (2021–2023). Grade based on 3-year average median AQI. Learn about AQI →
| PROJECT | AMOUNT | STATUS |
|---|---|---|
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Piqua Data Center Campus
Undisclosed (Enterprise Data Center)
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$750M | Planned |
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Sloopy Solar Energy Center
Undisclosed
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$180M | Proposed |
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ConAgra Foods Troy Facility Investment
ConAgra Foods
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$65M | Operating |
Source: public records, news, corporate announcements. Amounts are estimates where noted.
Bars show percentile rank among all 996 counties.
With a Boom Town Index score of 76/100, Miami County sits in the upper half of all 996 ranked counties. and median household income stands at $71,440 — indicators that suggest solid fundamentals even if it's not among the fastest-growing counties in OH.
By national standards, Miami County is quite affordable. Homes here have a median value of $190,900, and the income-to-home-value ratio of 0.37 is well above the U.S. average — especially with median rent at just $906/month. Residents can generally buy a home without being cost-burdened.
Miami County's population is growing — up +0.8% YoY — while the job market is roughly flat (employment change of -0.3%). Home values shifted +3.6% over the past year. In-migration is outpacing local hiring, which often points to remote workers or retirees driving the headcount.
There's a moderate stream of newcomers. About 3.08% of residents moved from another state, which is above average and suggests Miami County has appeal as a relocation destination — though it's not among the highest-inflow counties nationally.