Coshocton Housing Update: Prices Ease, Taxes Due, Rehab Funds Incoming
Coshocton, OH – March 13, 2026 – Home prices softened to start the year as tax bills go out and new rehab funds target owner-occupied housing.
Home prices in Coshocton opened 2026 on a softer note, while property tax deadlines and housing rehab funds are drawing attention across the community.
Top takeaways
- Median sale price was about $134K in January 2026, down year over year.
- Countywide median reached roughly $180K, up from a year earlier.
- First-half 2025 real estate taxes are due March 17.
- Nearly $500K in state funds will support local home rehabilitation.
Market snapshot
According to Redfin data, Coshocton home prices averaged around $134K in January 2026, a decline of about 13.5% from the same month last year. At the county level, the median price was closer to $180K, up roughly 9.1% year over year, reflecting variability between city and rural sales.
Zillow’s home value index for Coshocton, based on data through January 31, 2026, shows how values have tracked month to month, offering a broader view beyond closed sales.
Taxes and property matters
The Coshocton County Treasurer’s office reports first-half 2025 real estate taxes, along with 2026 manufactured home taxes, are now due March 17. Property owners seeking valuation changes can file through the County Board of Revision, with complaint deadlines approaching at the end of March.
Development and housing support
The City of Coshocton regulates residential permits through its Building and Zoning office, with minimum residential permit fees starting at $25 for smaller projects. At the county level, the Regional Planning Commission recently issued public notice of a fee increase tied to property division reviews.
In January, state officials announced nearly $500K for Coshocton to rehabilitate four owner-occupied homes and repair seven others, with a fair housing component. The funding targets needed updates for existing housing stock rather than large-scale new construction.
For buyers and sellers, the mix of lower in-town sale prices and rising county medians suggests a segmented market. Are you seeing more listings, price reductions, or renovation activity in your neighborhood?
Sources
https://www.redfin.com/city/4872/OH/Coshocton/housing-market
https://www.redfin.com/county/2175/OH/Coshocton-County/housing-market
https://www.zillow.com/home-values/31061/coshocton-oh/
https://www.yourohionews.com/coshocton/coshocton-county-tax-bills-mailed-this-week/1009639
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/coshocton-county-receive-state-funding-100308693.html
https://www.cityofcoshocton.com/building-zoning-planning/