43920, East Liverpool, OH

East Liverpool, Ohio is a small town located in the southwestern corner of the state. The population of East Liverpool was just over 10,000 as of the 2010 census. The median household income in East Liverpool was just over $40,000 as of 2010.

East Liverpool is home to the world's largest collection of Model T Ford automobiles. The town also has a rich history dating back to the 1800s. In 1892, East Liverpool became one of the first towns in America to have electricity supplied by a hydroelectric plant. Today, East Liverpool is known for its antique shops and its historic downtown district which features many well-preserved Victorian-era buildings.

East Liverpool's economy has been heavily dependent on its automotive industry for many years now. However, this industry has been slowly declining in recent years due to global economic conditions and competition from other countries. This decline has had a significant impact on East Liverpool's economy and housing market as well.

As of March 2016, there were an estimated 2,500 homes for sale in East Liverpool compared to an estimated 5,000 homes for sale five years earlier. This dramatic decrease in home sales may be indicative of a larger trend across the United States where average home prices are decreasing while mortgage rates remain relatively low (although they are beginning to increase). If this trend continues then it could have serious consequences for homeowners who are struggling to pay their mortgages and also for businesses that rely on consumer spending activity related to housing markets (e.g., real estate agents).

It should be noted that not all neighborhoods within East Liverpool are experiencing these same trends; some neighborhoods have seen an increase in home sales while others have seen decreases (although all neighborhoods have seen decreases compared to five years ago). It appears that areas that were hit harder by the decline in automotive manufacturing are seeing slower growth or even declines in home sales (e.g., parts of downtown). Areas that were not directly impacted by automotive manufacturing seem to be doing better economically (e.g., areas near Lake Erie). This suggests that location may play a role when it comes to buying or selling a home – something that should be considered when looking into purchasing or selling a property within EastLiverpool Township/City limits!