| Columbus, OH | |
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| State | Ohio |
| Population | 878,553 |
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In comparison to its nearby areas, Columbus is a lot less expensive, and it's somewhat less expensive compared to the US as a whole.
The median home price in Columbus is $151,600. This is about $167,817 (52%) lower in comparison to its nearby areas.In comparison to the country as a whole it is approximately $65,900 (30%) lower.
The median monthly rent in Columbus is $961. This is approximately $137 (12%) lower compared to its surrounding areas.In comparison to the US as a whole it is approximately $101 (9%) lower.
Grandview Heights is Columbus's neighbor to the west. The housing prices there are a lot more expensive. The median home in Grandview Heights is valued at $356,700, which comes out to $205,100 (57%) higher than Columbus. Rent there is a little more expensive. Grandview Heights's median monthly rent is $1,378, which comes out to $417 (30%) higher than Columbus.
Bexley is Columbus's neighbor to the southeast. Housing prices there are a lot more expensive. The median home in Bexley is valued at $379,200, which comes out to $227,600 (60%) higher than Columbus. The rent there is a little more expensive. The median monthly rent in Bexley is $1,044, which works out to $83 (7%) higher than Columbus.
Marble Cliff is Columbus's neighbor to the west. Real estate prices there are significantly more expensive. The median home cost in Marble Cliff is $596,800, which is $445,200 (74%) higher than Columbus. The rent there is similar. In Marble Cliff the median rent is $977 per month, which is $16 (1%) higher than Columbus.
Valleyview is Columbus's neighbor to the west. Real estate prices there are significantly less expensive. The median home in Valleyview is valued at $97,600, which works out to $54,000 (55%) lower than Columbus. The rent there is a bit more expensive. In Valleyview the median rent is $1,067 a month, which works out to $106 (9%) higher than Columbus.
Upper Arlington is Columbus's neighbor to the northwest. Its housing prices are significantly more expensive. The median home in Upper Arlington costs $397,300, which is $245,700 (61%) higher than Columbus. Rents there are a bit more expensive. Upper Arlington's median rent is $1,274 per month, which works out to $313 (24%) higher than Columbus.
Whitehall is Columbus's neighbor to the east. Real estate prices there are a lot less expensive. The median home in Whitehall costs $88,900, which works out to $62,700 (70%) lower than Columbus. Rent there is a little less expensive. Whitehall's median rent is $850 a month, which works out to $111 (13%) lower than Columbus.