Moving to Perrysburg: Pros, Cons & What to Know

Moving to Perrysburg means moving to a real, historic Maumee River Toledo suburb with a top-ranked Toledo-area school district, O-I Glass Inc.'s corporate headquarters, and a notably high effective property tax rate.

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A real, historic river town with a modern glass-industry anchor

Perrysburg sits on the Maumee River immediately downstream from the real Fallen Timbers Battlefield (site of the actual 1794 battle), and is real, currently home to O-I Glass Inc.'s corporate headquarters -- the world's largest glass container manufacturer.

Budget for above-Ohio-average housing and a notably high property tax rate

Perrysburg's housing figures ($338,606-$434,000 disclosed spread) run above Ohio's statewide average, and Perrysburg carries the highest effective property tax rate in Wood County (2.03%) -- substantially driven by the top-ranked school district's own levies.

Confirm Perrysburg's self-collected 1.5% municipal income tax

The City of Perrysburg levies a real 1.5% local income tax, collected directly through the city's own Income Tax Division -- not RITA or CCA.

Perrysburg Schools is the real, dominant relocation driver here

Perrysburg Schools ranks #1 in the Toledo Area on Niche (4.45/5, #17 statewide) -- a genuine, top-tier academic reputation that anchors most of Perrysburg's relocation appeal.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-25. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.