Bellevue, OH

Bellevue is a city located in Stark County, Ohio, United States. The population was 21,827 at the 2010 census. Bellevue is part of the Cleveland- Akron- Canton Combined Statistical Area.

Bellevue was founded in 1837 and named for Bellevue Place in London, England. The city's first settler was John Houghton. Bellevue became a manufacturing center for bicycles and other items during the early 1900s. In recent years, Bellevue has become known for its high-end real estate market and its many luxury homes.

Today, Bellevue is home to many businesses and organizations including: a BMW dealership; an Audi dealership; a number of law firms; several banks; two hospitals ( Stark County General Hospital and Summa Health System); two schools ( Bellevue East High School and Bellevue West Middle School); two golf courses (The Links at Bellefontaine Park and The Lakes Golf Club); three parks (BellevUE Park, Cedar Point Park, and Summit View Park); numerous restaurants; an ice rink; several churches; as well as numerous luxury homes.

The real estate market in Bellevue is very competitive with prices ranging from $200,000 to over $1 million per acre. There are a number of factors that contribute to the high demand for real estate in BellevUE including: excellent schools; proximity to both Cleveland and Akron/ Canton; excellent shopping options including upscale boutiques as well as big box stores such as Walmart just minutes away from most neighborhoods; easy access to major highways making it easy to commute into either Cleveland or Akron/ Canton.; low crime rates which make it an attractive place to live or invest.; strong job growth prospects due to both local businesses expanding into new locations within the city limits as well as companies moving into the area from outside of Stark County.; low taxes which make it possible for residents to maintain high levels of living standards without having to sacrifice too much money each month.; plus finally there is always room for more development which will only add value – both monetarily speaking –to properties within the city limits."