| Columbia, MO | |
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| State | Missouri |
| Population | 121,230 |
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Compared to its surrounding areas, Columbia is a lot more expensive, and it's somewhat less expensive compared to the country as a whole.
Columbia's median home cost is $191,800. It is roughly $54,383 (39%) higher compared to nearby areas.Compared to the nation as a whole it is approximately $25,700 (11%) lower.
In Columbia the median rent is $887 a month. This is about $188 (26%) higher compared to other places in this area.It is roughly $175 (16%) lower compared to the nation as a whole.
Rocheport is about 11 miles west from Columbia. Its housing prices are a bit less expensive. Rocheport's median home price is $165,000, which comes out to $26,800 (16%) lower than Columbia. The rent there is a bit more expensive. In Rocheport the median monthly rent is $938, which is $51 (5%) higher than Columbia.
Ashland is roughly 11 miles south of Columbia. The housing prices there are similar. The price of the median home in Ashland is $187,900, which works out to $3,900 (2%) lower than Columbia. The rent there is somewhat less expensive. The median rent in Ashland is $808 per month, which works out to $79 (9%) lower than Columbia.
Hallsville is about 12 miles north of Columbia. Its housing prices are a bit less expensive. The median home in Hallsville is valued at $151,200, which works out to $40,600 (26%) lower than Columbia. The rent there is a little less expensive. The median monthly rent in Hallsville is $729, which comes out to $158 (21%) lower than Columbia.
Jamestown is approximately 14 miles southwest from Columbia. The real estate prices there are substantially less expensive. The price of the median home in Jamestown is $105,600, which is $86,200 (81%) lower than Columbia. Rent there is substantially less expensive. In Jamestown the median rent is $406 a month, which comes out to $481 (118%) lower than Columbia.
Harrisburg is approximately 14 miles northwest from Columbia. Its housing prices are substantially less expensive. The value of the median home in Harrisburg is $133,000, which works out to $58,800 (44%) lower than Columbia. The rent there is somewhat less expensive. In Harrisburg the median rent is $775 a month, which is $112 (14%) lower than Columbia.
Prairie Home is approximately 15 miles southwest of Columbia. Its housing prices are substantially less expensive. The median home in Prairie Home is valued at $81,800, which comes out to $110,000 (134%) lower than Columbia. Its rents are significantly less expensive. Prairie Home's median monthly rent is $535, which works out to $352 (65%) lower than Columbia.