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Summit County, OH

Akron tax delinquent properties

15,701 properties in Akron, OH have unpaid property tax, about 71% of the 22,078 on the Summit County list, from the Summit County Fiscal Office. LeadCounty matches each one to its owner of record and refreshes the list weekly.

Akron by the numbers

15,701Tax delinquentAkron
71%of the county listSummit County
10 yrsmedian ownershipcounty list

Top ZIP codes in Akron

ZIPTax delinquent
443062,149
443202,142
443141,584
443101,410

Other Summit County cities

Tax delinquent properties by city. Every city is on the county list: open it and filter by city.

What to do with the Akron list

Sort by years behind and amount owed, then stack with absentee owner or long ownership. Older balances mean a bigger problem for the owner, and a mailing address outside Akron means the owner may not live in the house.

Questions

How many tax delinquent properties are in Akron?

15,701 properties with a Akron address are on the Summit County tax delinquent list, about 71% of the county's 22,078.

Where does the Akron tax delinquent list come from?

From the Summit County Fiscal Office. It is the county's own tax record; LeadCounty matches it to the property and refreshes it weekly.

How do I find the owners?

Open the Summit County tax delinquent list, sort by years behind and amount owed, and filter to Akron.

How we make these guides

Written by the LeadCounty editorial and data team from official county, court and state sources and our own weekly counts. We name the office behind every number, say what we cannot see, and fix mistakes when you tell us. See our editorial standards and methodology. General information, not legal or financial advice. Refreshed weekly.

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