Is Harvard expensive?

Harvard, NE

State	Nebraska
Population	1,086
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Harvard, NE

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Population

1,086

In comparison to its nearby areas, Harvard is somewhat less expensive, and it's substantially less expensive compared to the US as a whole. Compared to the city of Grand Island, it is substantially less expensive.

Home prices

The value of the median home in Harvard is $75,800. It is about $14,160 (15%) lower in comparison to its surrounding areas.Compared to the US as a whole it is approximately $141,700 (65%) lower, and in comparison to the city of Grand Island it is approximately $65,000 (46%) lower.

United States

Grand Island

Giltner

Sutton

Clay Center

Trumbull

Harvard

Glenvil

Comparison of median Harvard home price to nearby areas

Distribution of home prices for Harvard and nearby areas

Rents

In Harvard the median monthly rent is $604. It is approximately $92 (13%) lower in comparison to its surrounding areas.It is approximately $458 (43%) lower compared to the rest of the country, and it is approximately $163 (21%) lower in comparison to the city of Grand Island.

United States

Trumbull

Giltner

Grand Island

Sutton

Harvard

Glenvil

Clay Center

Comparison of median Harvard rent to nearby areas

Distribution of rents for Harvard and nearby areas

Nearby places

Clay Center

Clay Center is approximately 6 miles south of Harvard. Housing prices there are a bit more expensive. The median home in Clay Center costs $84,800, which works out to $9,000 (10%) higher than Harvard. Rent there is somewhat less expensive. In Clay Center the median rent is $515 a month, which is $89 (17%) lower than Harvard.

Trumbull

Trumbull is approximately 8 miles northwest from Harvard. The housing prices there are fairly similar. The value of the median home in Trumbull is $76,000, which is very similar to Harvard. Rents there are a bit more expensive. In Trumbull the median rent is $850 a month, which works out to $246 (28%) higher than Harvard.

Glenvil

Glenvil is roughly 10 miles southwest from Harvard. The real estate prices there are a bit less expensive. The cost of the median home in Glenvil is $64,800, which is $11,000 (16%) lower than Harvard. Its rents are somewhat less expensive. In Glenvil the median monthly rent is $575, which comes out to $29 (5%) lower than Harvard.

Sutton

Sutton is roughly 10 miles east from Harvard. The housing prices there are a bit more expensive. The median home price in Sutton is $105,400, which works out to $29,600 (28%) higher than Harvard. Its rents are a bit more expensive. Sutton's median monthly rent is $701, which works out to $97 (13%) higher than Harvard.

Giltner

Giltner is roughly 10 miles north from Harvard. The housing prices there are significantly more expensive. The value of the median home in Giltner is $118,800, which comes out to $43,000 (36%) higher than Harvard. Rent there is a bit more expensive. In Giltner the median monthly rent is $838, which comes out to $234 (27%) higher than Harvard.