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Ohio Apartments For Rent

Ohio, the buckeye state has lots to offer. It is the birthplace of presidents, the home of the Cincinnati Reds, America's first pro baseball team. Ohio gave birth to the hotdog and life savers candy and the banana split. Living in Ohio can be fun, profitable and affordable. In spite of a massive industrial decline over the past several years, Ohio ranks third in the country in manufacturing employment, turning out transportation equipment, metals and industrial machinery. The state's economy is also bolstered by agriculture and mining.

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The over all state cost of living is about 5.5% below the national average. Ohio apartments for rent come in at 15% below the average in the rest of the country, and offers a lot of bang for the buck.

Columbus is the large city and also the state capital with 725,000 residents. It is also home to Ohio State University, with its nationally ranked football team, racetracks, and a professional hockey team. City cost of living is 3% below the national average. However apartments are right at the national average in terms of rates. You can expect to pay about $450 per month for a studio apartment. One bedroom will run you between $550 and $700 per month. A two bedroom apartment usually starts at $650 to $850, while three bedroom places go for upwards of $900 per month depending on amenities offered.

The second largest city is Cleveland, home to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The downtown area has undergone extensive renovation in recent years in an effort to attract new residents to this rust belt city. Cost of living is 7% below the national average with the most desirable apartments going for about $550 on average.

Cincinnati is built on seven hills which can make for a challenge sometimes during its mild winters. The Queen City which sits on the banks of the Ohio River consistently ranks in the top five of most livable American cities. It is one of only eight cities in the entire country that is home to a ballet company, a symphony orchestra and an opera company. This in addition to a world class zoo and professional baseball, hockey, football and roller derby teams. The cost of living is 3% below average. Apartment rentals start at about $600 per month. A three bedroom house can be had for less than $1000 per month rental.