Posts in category 'Mogadore'

Mogadore remains a seller's market, but August brought some noticeable changes in inventory and how quickly homes are moving.

If you've been thinking about buying or selling a home in Mogadore, Ohio, the latest August 2026 housing data provides a good look at where the local market stands heading into fall.

According to the August 2026 Realtors Property Resource (RPR) market data, Mogadore had 1.9 months of inventory, a 99.3% list-to-sold price ratio, a median sold price of $275,000, and a median 32 days in RPR.

The overall takeaway? Mogadore is still a selle...

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Every July, Mogadore comes together for one of the village's biggest community traditions: the Mogadore Summer Festival. Here's everything you need to know about the 2026 festival, including dates, food, activities, the parade, fireworks and 5K.

The festival is the flagship fundraiser for Mogadore Youth Football & Cheerleading. All proceeds go directly toward providing equipment, safety gear, uniforms, and memorable experiences for the young athletes who carry the Mogadore Wildcats name each season.

Think of it less like a big-ticket event and more like the neighborhood coming alive. Former players returning to buy old jerseys. Kids dunking their coaches. Families piling plates with Wildcat Fries and wandering between booths in the warm July air. It's the kind of event that - once you've been - you put on the calendar every year.

Festival d...

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Not all HOAs are created equal. Here's how to spot a well-run condo association - and the red flags that should send you running.

June 22, 2026·10 min read

The HOA can make or break a condo purchase - and it won't be obvious from a tour of the unit. Here's what you actually need to look at:

• The reserve fund is the single most important number. It should be 30-70% of the annual budget. 55% of HOAs fall short, whic...

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Akron's surrounding suburbs offer some of the best entry-level home values in Ohio. Tallmadge is the closest and most budget-friendly, Mogadore and Hartville offer small-town character, Springfield Township sits next to a nearly 1,000-acre metro park, and Ellet puts you inside the city limits at prices that still make sense for a first-timer. Read on for the full breakdown

Buying your first home is one of the biggest financial decisions you'll ever make - and picking the right neighborhood might matter even more than picking the right house. A great house in the wrong area can leave you with a long commute, underw...

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When people ask what it's like to live in Mogadore, the answer changes with the season. In summer, it becomes one of the most compelling cases for small-town Ohio living. Within a 20-minute drive of this quiet village in Portage County, you have a 27-mile reservoir shoreline, a national park with a 60-foot waterfall, a state park built for jet skis and sailboats, and a summer festival that fills Lions Park with food trucks and live music every July.

This guide covers everything worth doing within the Mogadore area this summer - from the outdoor activities that are literally on your doorstep to the day trips that make every weekend feel like a vacation.

Mogadore Reservoir: 
For Mogadore residents, the reservoir isn't just nearby - it's part of daily life. The Mogadore Reservoir spans 1,104 acres with 27 miles of shoreline, and it's remarkably uncrowded for a body of water this size. Only electric motors ar...

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