Olmsted Township has a total population of approximately 16,000 and encompasses 10 square miles. Our population and housing have risen 42% since 2000 and continue to grow with five additional planned developments currently approved to begin building.

Housing options are available to suit a variety of lifestyles including single-family homes ranging from an average price of $125,000 to over $600,000. Median household income is between $82,000 yearly, well about the median national average.

Businesses enjoy amenities including the Cleveland Metroparks, which is a three-time NRPA Gold Medal Award winner.  The Cleveland Metroparks have 18 park reservations, (one located directly off Lewis Road in Olmsted Township) spanning more than 23,000 acres. With over 100 trails, eight golf courses, five swimming areas, more than 2,500 picnic tables, four miles of Lakefront, 700-foot toboggan chutes and a nationally acclaimed zoo, there is something for everyone!   The largest library system, Cuyahoga County Public Library, (one branch shared with City of Olmsted Falls on Mapleway Drive), is the nation’s largest library system in per capita circulation and number of visitors.  Numerous hospitals including Southwest General Health Center, University Hospitals and the Cleveland Clinic are just a few of the options available.

The largest employer in Olmsted Township is Vitamix Corporation with approximately 900 employees. The second largest employer is the Olmsted Falls City Schools, which boasts over 400 employees. Other featured businesses include: American Wire & Cable, Arbors of Olmsted, Eliza Jennings, First Federal of Lakewood and the Cleveland Clinic Express.

Olmsted Township is a suburb of Cleveland, Ohio and is situated on the southwest corner of Cuyahoga County. It is 20 minutes from downtown Cleveland; 30 minutes from Medina, Ohio, 5 minutes from Lorain County and two hours from Columbus, Ohio.

Olmsted Township is located approximately ¾ of a mile from I-480, 1 mile from I-80 (Ohio turnpike) 5 miles from I-71 & the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and 8 miles from I-90. These major highways and I-80 the Ohio Turnpike provide easy access to Cleveland, East to Solon & Beachwood and west to Columbus and Cincinnati Ohio.

Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is Ohio’s busiest airport, serving more than 9 million passengers annually. It’s positioned within 500 miles of 43 percent of the U.S. population. For Northeast Ohio travelers, the airport is close—just 12 miles away from downtown Cleveland. Travelers also have the option to take the rail to CLE, a connection that, when added in 1968, was another first in the country.

Olmsted Township, located in Cuyahoga County, Ohio has over 800 acres of developable land for both commercial and residential use.  In fact, Olmsted Township has the most developable land in Cuyahoga County.

The following are a listing of some, not all, of the potential land and retail space available for business use.  Please contact our Building Department at (440) 235-4225 for additional information about the parcel you are interested in.

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Olmsted Township • Cuyahoga County, Ohio

Olmsted Township and the City of Olmsted Falls created a Joint Economic Development District (JEDD) in 2001.  This District is viewed by both parties as an economic development tool that promotes local cooperation and fosters development activities without annexation. Infrastructure services have been completed by Cuyahoga County and the developable land is in Olmsted Township. Income tax from the developed land is collected to benefit both parties.

Ideal For:

• Mixed-Use Opportunities.
• Largest undeveloped tract in the County.
• Surrounded by established, affluent communities with many amenities.
• Excellent major highway access.
• Investment incentives available through the Township, County and State.

Contact jedd@olmstedtownship.org for further information.