Marion Southeast Neighborhood

Is Marion, OH (Marion Southeast) a Safe Place to Live? Housing, Crime & Buyer Guide

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Hoodscore
95

Crime Summary:

Crime Overview (last 12 months)

Severe21
Medium41
Low58
Other248

29 Registered Offenders Nearby

Rape6
Child involved11
Assault2
Other10

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, fire crews responded to a report of a low hanging wire near the 300 block of David Street in Marion. They contacted the caller and found a phone line hanging about 15 to 16 feet above the ground, still attached and not blocking traffic or pedestrians, and then returned to service.Davids St, Marion, OH 43302Public Hazard
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, city firefighters are dispatched to a location on Clinton Street for a report of an arcing electrical outlet.Clinton St, Marion, OH 43302Fire
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS units are dispatched to a home near Underwood Road South in Marion, Ohio, for a reported unresponsive but breathing 74-year-old man with cancer.Underwood S Dr, Marion, OH 43302Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a trespassing complaint at a reportedly vacant house near Sheridan Road after a caller reported two people inside and then walking out back. Officers later believed the individuals might be in the garage but lost sight of them.Sheridan Rd, Marion, OH 43302Break-In
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services responded to a nursing home near Marion-Waldo Road for a 96-year-old female with altered mental status.Marion-Cardington Rd W, Marion, OH 43302Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency services responded to a 96-year-old female with altered mental status at a nursing home near Marion Cardington Road West. Unit 407 was delayed by a train en route but arrived on scene.Marion-Cardington Rd W, Marion, OH 43302Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic reports a possible three-vehicle crash near the intersection of 31A and County Road 44 in the Green Camp area, with fire and medic units en route and estimating their arrival times.County St, Green Camp, OHTraffic
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, medic 5 reported being at Marion General Hospital and is clearing to return to a home. This appears to involve a medical transport.McKinley Park Dr, Marion, OH 43302Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews are dispatched to the 1600 block of Owens Road West for a semi truck that is reportedly stuck under an overpass.Owens Rd W, Marion, OH 43302Traffic
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews are responding to a traffic incident in the 1600 block of Owens Road West involving a semi truck that reportedly hit a bridge and became stuck under an overpass.Owens Rd W, Marion, OH 43302Traffic

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Median Home Price
$304,873
Average Rent
$1,208
Vacancy Rate
3.3%

Neighborhood Overview

Marion Southeast is a suburban neighborhood in Marion, Ohio, featuring mostly medium to small single-family homes and apartments built mainly between 1970 and 1999.

The area has a median home price of $304,873 and average rent of $1,208, with a low vacancy rate of 3.3%, indicating steady demand.

SuburbanEstablished HomesRetiree-Friendly

Quick Facts

Retiree-Friendly RankTop 8.4% in Ohio

Housing market and real estate character

Marion Southeast's housing stock consists mainly of medium to small single-family homes and apartments, with a mix of owners and renters.

Homes Built 1970-1999Majority
Owner vs Renter MixMixed ownership and rental

What buyers will notice right away

Most homes were built between 1970 and 1999, offering a stable residential environment.
A mix of owners and renters provides diverse housing options.

Families & Lifestyle

Marion Southeast is recognized as a top retiree-friendly neighborhood in Ohio, with a peaceful environment and diverse housing.

Peaceful and quiet setting
Diverse housing options suitable for retirees
High proportion of college-educated seniors
Retirement Living — The neighborhood's amenities and safety appeal to retirees seeking quality living.
Retiree-Friendly RankTop 8.4% in Ohio

Demographics

Executive, Management & Professional Occupations38.3%
Manufacturing & Laborer Occupations29.6%
Sales & Service Occupations18.9%
Clerical & Tech Support Occupations13.3%
English Spoken98.4%
Polish Spoken5.8%
English Ancestry22.6%
Welsh Ancestry5.4%

Commute

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

Marion Southeast offers efficient commutes with a high rate of solo drivers and short travel times.

Short Commutes — Over half of residents commute under 15 minutes.
Car-Dependent — Most residents drive alone, with some carpooling.
Commute Under 15 Minutes56.3%
Drive Alone Rate80.0%
Carpool Rate11.6%

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median home price in Marion Southeast?

The median home price is $304,873.

Are there rental options available?

Yes, average rent is $1,208, which is lower than most Ohio neighborhoods.

Is Marion Southeast suitable for retirees?

Yes, it ranks in the top 8.4% of retiree-friendly neighborhoods in Ohio.

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