No, Parma Heights Ohio is not at the pinnacle of some magical mysterious mountain of Parmasean cheese. In fact, it is an unincorporated neighborhood of Parma, Ohio. Parma is a suburb of the Greater Cleaveland Metropolitan area. At last count, Parma had a population of 21,700 while Parma proper had a population of 86,000. Sitauted just 20 minutes away from downtown Cleveland (and the shores of Lake Erie) and right on the state highway system, Parma Heights is conveniently located close to the city but far enough to avoid the mayhem of urban living.

Parma Heights is a fairly normal suburb with a median income and house value on par with the national average. The only real advantage of living here is the slightly lower housing and living costs compared to downtown Cleveland.

Crime rates in Parma Heights are about a third of the national average, meaning that it is ideal for raising a new family once you factor in the low living costs and high quality of life.

In the vicinity, just minutes away, are several hospitals, the Cleveland International Airport, and the Cleveland State University with 11,000 full time students.

If you're looking for real estate in the Cleveland Area, then forget all that expensive stuff downtown, you can enjoy quaint small-town living in a safe family-friendly environment in PARMA HEIGHTS!