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Discover Parma, Ohio

Located 8 miles southwest of Cleveland, Parma is the second largest city in Cuyahoga County, and the seventh largest city in Ohio. With a plethora of city programs and amenities, it is no surprise that Business Week named it one of the best places to raise kids, and that the city draws residents of all ages and interests. Parma’s affordability and family friendly culture makes it stand out among the Cleveland suburbs, and its proximity to the city makes it the perfect place for commuters and businesses alike.

Parma is an ideal location for residents of all ages. Children can take part in ice skating lessons, baseball leagues, and tennis instruction. Children also enjoy the fire station open house and numerous community parks and playgrounds. Adults can join softball or basketball leagues through the city’s parks and recreation department. For those with physical or mental limitations, the Parma Pride program allows individuals to participate in basketball and racquetball instruction and competition. Parma’s senior citizens enjoy a thriving Senior Center, with monthly parties and dances, supportive services, crafts, games, sports, and volunteer opportunities.

Throughout the year, Parma residents enjoy a host of events and festivals to celebrate their heritage and community. Parma hosts four parades per year, highlighting events such as the Ukrainian Independence Day and July Fourth. Summer band concerts outdoor draw crowds of Parma citizens, and Parma Night at Progressive Field is a home run for residents and their families. From block parties to potlucks with neighbors, Parma residents enjoy a close knit community with pride for their history and hope for their future.

About Parma Ohio

Browse through helpful info with the latest facts and stats about the city.

  • Population:
    79,559
  • Median Age:
    42
  • Own vs Rent:
    73% Own
    27% Rent
  • Average Household Income:
    $55,536
  • Average Home Sales Price:
    $126,500
  • Source (census.gov)

Parma Real Estate Insights

Developed primarily during the baby boom, Parma is full of well-kept bungalows and affordable brick cottages. Its cozy neighborhoods lend themselves to block parties and walks to the nearby parks. In the southern part of the city, some newer homes with larger floor plans can be found, such as in Sassafras Estates and Huntington Reserve. Here, colonials built in the 1990’s sit in larger lots and some feature wooded backyards.

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Location

  • Parma is less than 20 minutes to downtown Cleveland, via I-176.
  • Parma is only 10 minutes away from the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, NASA Glenn Research Center, and the International Exposition Center.
  • Parma is 30 minutes away from Cleveland Clinic’s Main Campus, and is home to the University Hospital’s Parma Medical Center.

Parks, Nature and Recreation

  • Parma is home to 20 city parks, allowing most residents to be within walking distance of a park near their home.
  • The Ridgewood Municipal Golf course features an 18 hole course with a pro shop, snack bar, and banquet facilities.
  • The Michael A Ries Ice Rink and Park is home to 5 baseball fields, a playground, tennis and basketball courts, and roller hockey courts.
  • The James Day Park includes 8 soccer fields, 4 softball diamonds, basketball courts, and one of Parma’s outdoor swimming pools.
  • Veterans Memorial Park includes 6 baseball fields, 2 volleyball courts, tennis courts and basketball courts.
  • The Parma Splash Pad at Anthony Zielinski Park is a summer hot spot for little ones, and also features a playground and lake.
  • The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo is only minutes away from Parma, and is home to elephants, cheetahs, wolves and many other animals. Moreover, Cuyahoga County residents enjoy this extensive zoo for free on Mondays.

Restaurants

  • The Little Polish Diner serves up Polish classics such as stuffed cabbage and pierogis.
  • Das Schnitzel Haus features a heated patio and a cozy indoor seating area with a fireplace. The beer list is second to none, and the food is hearty and fulfilling.
  • Union House Restaurant and Bar has great burgers, pierogis, and wings, in addition to regular live music and a friendly vibe.
  • Charm Thai is a area favorite, with savory Thai food in a relaxing setting.

Shopping

  • Parma is home to the Shoppes at Parma, which include such stores as Target, Kohls, JC Penny, and Walmart. This area is currently undergoing a reimagining to make it more of a town center layout, with walkable pedestrian boulevards, outdoor seating, and community green space.
  • The Ukrainian Village and Polish Village districts in Parma feature walkable neighborhoods and small family businesses, echoing the heartbeat of Parma’s diverse and family-friendly nature.
  • Parma is less than 20 minutes away from the Great Northern Mall. Great Northern Mall includes 130 stores, such as Macy’s, Dillards, and Dicks, as well as a variety of smaller boutiques and many restaurants.

Nightlife

  • The Good Old Daze features wings and a friendly neighborhood bar ambiance.
  • Two Bucks is the place to go for inventive bar food, enviable macaroni and cheese, and an extensive beer list. Plus, Two Bucks holds true to its name with a variety of $2 specials.
  • Koozie’s is a neighborhood gem, with pool, bowling, darts, and arcade games to play while enjoying drinks with friends.
  • The Tradesman Tavern features outdoor seating, a beautiful mural of its namesake working class, and a delicious grill menu.
  • Red Circle Bar and Lanes is aptly named, with a generous bar and bowling alley.

FAQs

Below you will find most frequently asked questions and answers about Parma Ohio

Parma neighborhoods consist of well maintained cottages and bungalows, built mostly within the 1940s and 1950s. Neighborhoods tend to be tight-knit and the smaller lot sizes create a sense of community and togetherness.

In the early nineteenth century, Dr. David Long returned from a trip to Parma, Italy, and thought that the settlement in Ohio bore some resemblance to the grand Italian city. In 1826, the area formerly known as Greenbriar adopted the name “Parma”.

A drive from Parma to downtown Cleveland should take less than 20 minutes, via I-176, and Parma is only about 10 minutes away from the city’s airport. Parma is about 30 minutes away from Cleveland Clinic’s main campus.

Residents of Parma enjoy 20 city parks, with amenities such as baseball fields, basketball courts, tennis courts, an indoor ice rink, playgrounds, roller hockey courts, and more!

Parma has two public outdoor pools- the Nike Pool and the Walters Grove Pool, available for residents during the summer months. The Parma Splash pad is also a hot destination for little ones when the temperatures soar.

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