Five central Ohio cities make it on list of ‘Ohio’s Snobbiest Cities’ – do you live in one?

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I really haven’t seen or heard the word “snob” in quite a while until stumbling upon a list that definitely caught my attention: “Ohio’s Snobbiest Cities.”

Of course, the term “snob” is completely subjective – I live in none of the neighborhoods below, but I’m definitely a book snob and wine snob. I don’t think this makes me an actual snob though, which brings us to the question, what is a snob?

But Saturday Night Science analyzed 250 of Ohio’s most populous areas with over 5,000, looking at the most expensive homes, high incomes, highly educated populations, most private schools, museums, and libraries. All of this adds up, to their opinion, of being “snobby.” (They said it! Not me.)

“The Ohioan in these places aren’t snobby, they just know they’re better than you,” the article joked.

These are the Snobbiest Places in Ohio in 2024:

10. Wyoming, OH
Population: 8,720
% Highly Educated: 68.0%
Median Income: $137,917
Median Home Price: $442,718

9. Madeira, OH
Population: 9,426
% Highly Educated: 72.0%
Median Income: $159,321
Median Home Price: $457,023

8. Hudson, OH
Population: 23,005
% Highly Educated: 74.0%
Median Income: $160,280
Median Home Price: $483,879

7. Bexley, OH
Population: 13,537
% Highly Educated: 77.0%
Median Income: $138,929
Median Home Price: $518,032

6. Dublin, OH
Population: 48,893
% Highly Educated: 74.0%
Median Income: $158,363
Median Home Price: $539,434

5. Montgomery, OH
Population: 10,816
% Highly Educated: 77.0%
Median Income: $142,244
Median Home Price: $566,117

4. Powell, OH
Population: 14,113
% Highly Educated: 75.0%
Median Income: $182,736
Median Home Price: $544,262

3. Upper Arlington
Population: 36,500
% Highly Educated: 78.0%
Median Income: $144,705
Median Home Price: $560,961

2. New Albany, OH
Population: 10,516
% Highly Educated: 77.0%
Median Income: $224,824
Median Home Price: $566,724

1. Pepper Pike, OH
Population: 6,778
% Highly Educated: 80.0%
Median Income: $198,438
Median Home Price: $590,591

According to this list, looks like some of you may have been reading it with your pinkies up.

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