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Cincinnati

Cincinnati DMA Northern and Greater Cincinnati Areas

The Cincinnati DMA encompasses 24 counties spanning across parts of Ohio, KY, and Indiana and surrounding the core city of Cincinnati, located in Hamilton County.

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Cincinnati is a vibrant metro region with booming economic regions and growing industries. Nine Fortune 500 companies have established headquarters in Cincinnati USA. This region is ranked in the nation’s top 10 markets for number of Fortune 500 headquarters per million residents – higher than New York, Boston, Chicago or Los Angeles.

In the Northern part of the Cincinnati DMA are the flourishing counties of Warren and Butler. Situated halfway between Cincinnati and Dayton, Warren County is ranked 2nd in Ohio for growth and Butler county is ranked 11th. Households in Butler and Warren counties are typically more upscale and have stronger home growth than surrounding counties.

Sources: 2008 Claritas, 2008 CincinnatiUSA.org

Adult Population Characteristics
Entire Cincinnati DMA Northern Cincinnati
(Butler & Warren Counties in Ohio)
Population 2009 2,345,648 575,702
2014 (projected) 2,431,397 621,429
Household 2009 915,981 212,887
2014 (projected) 951,858 231,007
Gender Male 49% 49%
Female 51% 51%
Age 18-34 30% 32%
35-54 39% 39%
55+ 31% 29%
Median age 37.0 35.0
Income Under $50k 48% 41%
$50-$75k 21% 21%
$75k+ 32% 38%
Avg. household income $68,404 $74,398
Education College Grad+ 24% 26%
Marital Status Married 58% 63%
Employment Employed* 64% 65%
Race White 85% 89%
Black 11% 6%
Asian/Other 4% 5%
Housing Own 69% 75%
Rent 31% 25%
Median home value $140,099 $160,160
Avg. length of residency 12.8 11.9

Source: 2009 Claritas

Consumer Buying Power
Cincinnati DMA Growth: 2009-2014 Northern Cincinnati (Butler/Warren Counties) Growth: 2009-2014
All Retail Stores $26,910,297,166 7.02% $6,818,604,100 8.10%
Computer & Software Stores $157,833,111 5.26% $40,753,404 6.16%
Department Stores $2,271,472,168 5.74% $574,992,127 6.78%
Online & Mail Order Shopping $1,154,597,296 6.32% $291,935,157 7.30%
Fast Food Restaurants $610,228,223 18.02% $153,410,672 19.54%
Full Service Restaurants $708,350,697 15.62% $180,373,437 17.02%
Furniture Stores $472,859,354 7.74% $121,283,088 8.88%
Grocery Stores $4,822,824,424 6.04% $1,190,677,327 7.14%
Major Appliance Stores $117,642,668 7.78% $30,183,710 8.86%
Office Supply Stores $97,469,239 6.68% $25,076,455 7.68%
Sporting Goods Stores $263,887,372 5.24% $69,959,913 6.26%
Health & Personal Care Stores $1,994,018,177 7.50% $481,209,854 8.52%
Hardware, Building Material & Lawn/Garden Stores $784,233,390 5.66% $203,843,068 6.68%
TV, Radio & Camera Stores $403,823,885 6.26% $103,466,358 7.28%

Source: 2009 Claritas