Lebanon

Remodeling Built for Lebanon's Neighborhoods

Lebanon has grown to roughly 22,360 residents, up 7.15% since the 2020 census, and that growth shows in the mix of housing stock we work on weekly — from Federal-style homes near the Golden Lamb Inn on Broadway Street to newer three- and four-bedroom builds in subdivisions branching off Cincinnati-Dayton Road. Because 60.61% of Lebanon's housing units are single-family detached homes, most of our project calls involve full kitchen and bathroom overhauls rather than multi-unit conversions.

Warren County ranks as the second-highest median income county of Ohio's 88 counties, and Lebanon's own median household income of $85,068 runs above both the Cincinnati metro figure of $81,120 and the statewide figure of $71,389. That purchasing power is visible in surrounding enclaves like South Lebanon, Kings Mills, Mason, and Maineville, where household incomes exceed $110,000 and homeowners routinely invest in premium kitchen, room addition, and outdoor living upgrades that we're regularly hired to build.

Home values have climbed fast — from a median of $129,300 in 2000 to $321,429 today, with the most recent monthly sale price reaching $340,000, up 15.5% year-over-year. Homes are also sitting on the market longer, 72 days versus 54 a year ago, which tells us Lebanon buyers are being more selective about condition, a trend that pushes many sellers near Mulberry Street and the Warren County Fairgrounds to call us for pre-listing renovations.