Warren, OH

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Population
38,328
U.S. Census Population Estimates Program · 2025
Elevation
889 ft
Median Home Value
$86,400
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Rent
$766/mo
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Income
$37,887
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
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Warren has deep roots as the seat of Trumbull County and the original home of the classic Packard automobile. That history is still a visible part of daily life, particularly along the Mahoning Avenue corridor. There, you will find the National Packard Museum, the sprawling Packard Park, and the historic Packard Music Hall clustered together along the tree-lined street. Downtown centers around Courthouse Square, with the Mahoning River wrapping gently around the western edge of the city center, giving the community a classic, established Midwestern feel with plenty of green space.

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The local job market combines long-standing industrial traditions with modern healthcare and tech. Major employers include Mercy Health's St. Joseph Warren Hospital, county government offices, and regional school systems, alongside large industrial investments like the Kimberly-Clark manufacturing facility. Right on Courthouse Square, the BRITE energy incubator provides coworking desks, prototyping space, and support for clean-tech entrepreneurs and remote professionals. Getting around the region is straightforward, with U.S. 422 and nearby state routes offering quick commutes to Youngstown, Sharon, and the greater Cleveland area.

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Community life often revolves around the riverfront and the downtown square, which host seasonal farmers markets, festivals, and food truck nights. The Warren Community Amphitheatre sits right on the river for outdoor summer concerts, while the Trumbull Art Gallery and the main library add great local events throughout the year. For homebuyers, housing options range from historic turn-of-the-century houses near the center of town to quiet mid-century subdivisions near Packard Park and larger lots out toward the township borders.

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