Affluent 55–70 households in Ohio

Every county in Ohio with its affluent retirement-age count — the turn-65 cohort in the 55–70 window (each county page shows the exact age span it holds today), in affluent areas: census tracts earning $75,000+, or affluent ZIP codes on full-corpus counties. Every record sells once through a unified ledger. Click a county to see the count, neighborhood context, and buy.

County	Affluent 55–70 households
Cuyahoga	218,389
Franklin	191,384
Hamilton	140,964
Summit	98,268
Montgomery	91,157
Lucas	73,061
Stark	66,614
Butler	65,066
Lorain	58,891
Warren	48,571
Lake	46,283
Delaware	42,777
Mahoning	41,880
Clermont	40,305
Medina	37,825
Trumbull	36,566
Licking	33,903
Greene	30,072
Portage	29,667
Fairfield	28,907
Clark	23,282
Wood	21,690
Richland	20,898
Miami	20,423
Geauga	20,013
Wayne	18,621
Columbiana	18,284
Ashtabula	17,421
Allen	16,788
Tuscarawas	15,674
Erie	14,887
Muskingum	14,791
Ross	12,645
Union	12,298
Jefferson	11,903
Belmont	11,864
Scioto	11,596
Hancock	11,376
Knox	11,308
Sandusky	10,892
Lawrence	10,632
Marion	10,408
Washington	10,263
Pickaway	10,107
Huron	9,951
Ashland	9,460
Ottawa	9,399
Darke	9,230
Seneca	9,119
Logan	8,961
Shelby	8,764
Auglaize	8,628
Brown	8,323
Athens	8,061
Fulton	7,889
Preble	7,883
Clinton	7,816
Mercer	7,726
Madison	7,626
Champaign	7,519
Crawford	7,505
Highland	7,496
Morrow	7,125
Guernsey	6,804
Defiance	6,753
Williams	6,741
Putnam	6,582
Perry	6,494
Coshocton	6,088
Jackson	5,517
Carroll	5,462
Hocking	5,240
Vanwert	5,135
Henry	5,128
Gallia	5,017
Adams	4,820
Pike	4,791
Holmes	4,758
Hardin	4,689
Fayette	4,625
Meigs	4,116
Wyandot	4,058
Paulding	3,340
Harrison	2,839
Morgan	2,639
Monroe	2,571
Vinton	2,354
Noble	2,268

Ohio at a glance

• 700,723 affluent retirement-age households across 82 of 88 Ohio counties (6 counties have too few rows to list).
• Largest markets: Franklin 73,681 (10.5%) · Cuyahoga 64,969 (9.3%) · Hamilton 51,715 (7.4%) · Summit 39,293 (5.6%) · Delaware 37,015 (5.3%). The top five hold 38.1% of the state's affluent retirement-age households.

Counts come from the same inventory we deliver; sold records are retired, so these figures move.

Age is the real turn-65 cohort from the public voter record (not modeled). "Affluent" = neighborhood median household income — census-tract level on tract-tier counties, ZIP level (income or home value) on full-corpus counties; an area estimate, not a verified household income or asset balance. Cold public-record data sold as-is for marketing; buyer is responsible for TCPA/DNC compliance.