Wheeling, WV Mobile Home for Sale

First incorporated as a city in 1836, Wheeling gained recognition for its role in the Ohio Valley's steel manufacturing and processing industries. Positioned along the Ohio-West Virginia Border and looking out over the Ohio River, the city's industrial roots are balanced by access to the Mountain State's great outdoors, including one of the largest city parks in the country, Oglebay Park. Today, Wheeling is being revitalized. Top employers like WVU Wheeling Hospital and Williams Gas Processing attract residents to the city, alongside a burgeoning art scene anchored by several city museums and exhibits at Centre Market. Although the trolley cars that once climbed the city's hills and commuter rail lines have been replaced by winding suburban roads and storefronts lining Main Street, a sense of history can still be felt in Wheeling's 19th-century architecture. The city of Wheeling's population has declined by 28% since 1990 to just over 26,000. The Wheeling metropolitan area's population has decreased at a lesser rate of 13% in the same amount of time, totaling 139,000 as of 2020. Still, the city's median home price has risen to $136,000, a 3% increase from the year before. "The