Cleveland, Ohio
St. Clair-Superior Homes for Sale
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9 homes
Avg $135,922
Market Overview
St. Clair-Superior Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for St. Clair-Superior, OH
9
Active Listings
$136K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$75,000
To
$399,000
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About St. Clair-Superior Real Estate
St. Clair-Superior is a residential neighborhood on Cleveland’s east side where many longtime residents and some newer homeowners live in a quieter, more spread-out setting than the denser blocks closer to downtown. The area sits within the larger city fabric, with access to major roads that connect residents to other parts of Cleveland and the region. Daily life tends to center on local streets, nearby parks, and whatever dining or services are within a short drive or bus ride. The neighborhood is served by the Cleveland Metropolitan School District along with nearby private and charter options. Housing consists mainly of single-family homes and some smaller multi-unit buildings, with prices that generally remain more accessible than many other parts of the city. At the time of writing there are nine homes listed for sale, carrying an average price near $136,000 and ranging from about $75,000 to $399,000.
Average listing price: $135,922 · 9 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
The neighborhood currently shows nine active listings. Prices range from $75,000 to $399,000, with an average around $136,000. This inventory level and price spread give buyers a range of entry points compared with many other Cleveland neighborhoods.
Single-family houses make up the majority of the housing stock, with some two- and three-unit buildings mixed in. Many of the homes date from earlier periods of Cleveland’s growth, so buyers often find layouts that can be updated to suit modern needs.
Walkability varies by block. Some streets have nearby corner stores or bus stops, while other parts require a short drive or ride for groceries and services. Residents often combine walking with quick car or transit trips to reach larger retail areas.
Children living in the neighborhood attend schools in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District. Additional options include nearby charter and private schools that families can consider during enrollment.
The lower average price point and modest number of listings can appeal to buyers entering the market. As with any neighborhood, touring homes in person and checking recent sales data help confirm whether the area meets long-term plans.