Village Center, Hartville, OH

Is Hartville, OH (Village Center) a Safe Place to Live? Housing, Crime & Buyer Guide

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Hoodscore
95

Crime Summary:

Crime Overview (last 12 months)

Severe181
Medium180
Low344
Other1060

88 Registered Offenders Nearby

Rape18
Child involved27
Assault10
Other38

Crime Details:

Recent reported incidents in the past 12 months (newest first). Up to 10 records.

Crime dateCrime descriptionAddressCrime category
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, a medical emergency may involve a middle-aged female with stomach pain and vomiting near Jaguar Street Northeast, cross streets Links and Panther. Medic 4 responded to the scene.Jaguar St NE, Canton, OH 44721Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a reported civil dispute near Atlantic Boulevard Northeast in Louisville and were asked to make contact with the other person involved.Atlantic Blvd NE, Louisville, OH 44641Other Non-Crime Event
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, a medical call was reported at the YWCA near American Street NW for an adult female who may be experiencing an allergic reaction. Medic Seven responded to the scene.American St NW, North Canton, OH 44720Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, a medical emergency may involve an 83-year-old woman who fell twice and hit her head at Sanctuary Grand near Applegrove Street.Applegrove St, North Canton, OH 44720Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, a female is bleeding from the face after a fall near Easton Street Northeast. She apparently passed out. Medical and sheriff deputies responded to the scene.Easton St NE, Canton, OH 44721Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were called to Easton Street NE for a female who appeared to be bleeding from the face after a fall and later passed out. Sheriff's office was on scene and medical units were en route.Easton St NE, Canton, OH 44721Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, an officer reports an apparent accidental 911 call and conducts an administrative records check on a person at a location on Crestland Avenue Southeast in North Canton.Crestland Ave SE, North Canton, OH 44720Administrative Check
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, officers investigated a possible accidental 911 hang-up first linked to a residence on Red Coach Street Southeast and later pinged near Crestland. An officer made contact with a person and the call was determined to be accidental.Red Coach St SE, North Canton, OH 44720Non-Crime Event
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders are assisting an elderly female in need of help near Lee Street Northwest.Lee St NW, North Canton, OH 44720Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, fire and EMS crews responded to a medical call near Lee St NW to assist an elderly female needing help with mobility.Lee St NW, North Canton, OH 44720Medical Emergency

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Median Home Price
$404,575
Average Rent
$1,244
Vacancy Rate
1.8%
Family-Friendly Rank
Top 7.0%

Overview

Village Center in Hartville is a rural neighborhood with mostly medium to large single-family homes and small apartments. Most homes were built between 1970 and 1999, with some newer construction.

The neighborhood is family-friendly with top schools, low crime, and a very low vacancy rate, indicating strong housing demand.

RuralFamily-FriendlyLow VacancyEstablished Homes

Housing market and real estate character

Village Center's housing is mostly owner-occupied medium to large single-family homes and small apartments, with many built 1970-1999 and some newer.

Owner OccupiedMajority
Housing TypeMedium to large single-family homes and small apartments
Housing AgeMostly built 1970-1999; some built since 2000

What buyers will notice right away

Tight housing supply indicates strong demand.
Neighborhood supports families with good schools and community.

Families & Lifestyle

Village Center is ideal for families, with strong schools, low crime, and a community valuing education.

Family Focused — Many families live here, fostering community and social opportunities.
Cultural Diversity — Notable Swiss and Welsh ancestry with diverse languages spoken.
Family-Friendly RankTop 7.0%
Swiss Ancestry3.6%
German/Yiddish Speakers2.6%

Demographics

Executive, Management, Professional Occupations45.9%
German Ancestry38.8%
Irish Ancestry14.1%
Swiss Ancestry3.6%
German/Yiddish Speakers2.6%

Commute

Most residents have short commutes and primarily drive alone to work.

Village Center residents enjoy relatively short commutes and rely mostly on private vehicles.

Short Commutes — Most workers commute 15-30 minutes.
Car Ownership — High drive alone rate reflects suburban travel patterns.
Typical Commute Time15-30 minutes
Drive Alone Rate77.1%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median home price in Village Center?

The median home price is $404,575, higher than 81.9% of Ohio neighborhoods.

What is the vacancy rate?

The vacancy rate is 1.8%, lower than 87.2% of U.S. neighborhoods.

How family-friendly is the neighborhood?

It ranks in the top 7.0% of family-friendly neighborhoods in Ohio.

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