Home prices
The median home in Marshall costs $332,500. Compared to its surrounding areas it is about $87,140 (20%) lower.Compared to the US as a whole it is about $115,000 (52%) higher, and is roughly $269,000 (44%) lower in comparison to the city of Washington.
Rents
Marshall's median rent is $1,450 a month. This is about $23 (1%) lower in comparison to its nearby areas.It is about $388 (36%) higher compared to the country as a whole, and compared to the city of Washington it is approximately $91 (5%) lower.
Nearby places
The Plains
The Plains is roughly 3 miles east of Marshall. Its housing prices are a little more expensive. The median home cost in The Plains is $357,400, which works out to $24,900 (6%) higher than Marshall. Rent there is significantly less expensive. The median monthly rent in The Plains is $1,088, which comes out to $362 (33%) lower than Marshall.
Middleburg
Middleburg is approximately 8 miles northeast from Marshall. The housing prices there are substantially more expensive. Middleburg's median home value is $492,600, which is $160,100 (32%) higher than Marshall. The rent there is substantially less expensive. In Middleburg the median rent is $875 a month, which works out to $575 (65%) lower than Marshall.
New Baltimore
New Baltimore is approximately 10 miles southeast of Marshall. The housing prices there are a little more expensive. New Baltimore's median home value is $474,400, which is $141,900 (29%) higher than Marshall. Its rents are a lot more expensive. In New Baltimore the median rent is $2,155 a month, which works out to $705 (32%) higher than Marshall.
Haymarket
Haymarket is roughly 10 miles east from Marshall. Real estate prices there are a bit more expensive. Haymarket's median home value is $431,200, which works out to $98,700 (22%) higher than Marshall. Rent there is a little more expensive. The median rent in Haymarket is $1,933 a month, which comes out to $483 (24%) higher than Marshall.
Warrenton
Warrenton is approximately 10 miles south of Marshall. Real estate prices there are fairly similar. The median home in Warrenton costs $342,600, which comes out to $10,100 (2%) higher than Marshall. Rent there is a little less expensive. Warrenton's median rent is $1,314 a month, which is $136 (10%) lower than Marshall.
