Renting in Ohio
18 cities in Ohio, largest first: what rent usually costs, and a page for each with every rental site's search for it.
| City | Studio | 1 bedroom | 2 bedrooms | 3 bedrooms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Columbus | $1,085 ±$51 | $1,118 ±$14 | $1,339 ±$14 | $1,459 ±$30 |
| Cleveland | $696 ±$94 | $752 ±$24 | $955 ±$21 | $1,134 ±$24 |
| Cincinnati | $852 ±$64 | $873 ±$24 | $1,092 ±$26 | $1,267 ±$91 |
| Toledo | $655 ±$71 | $669 ±$17 | $930 ±$18 | $1,116 ±$30 |
| Akron | $749 ±$69 | $706 ±$25 | $966 ±$24 | $1,095 ±$26 |
| Dayton | $656 ±$39 | $708 ±$26 | $929 ±$24 | $1,119 ±$26 |
| Parma | $952 ±$9 | $885 ±$39 | $1,119 ±$22 | $1,318 ±$119 |
| Canton | $336 ±$128 | $648 ±$47 | $862 ±$38 | $984 ±$33 |
| Lorain | $564 ±$114 | $660 ±$76 | $867 ±$47 | $1,046 ±$68 |
| Hamilton | $639 ±$194 | $802 ±$48 | $1,035 ±$47 | $1,195 ±$104 |
| Youngstown | $456 ±$187 | $507 ±$64 | $729 ±$51 | $877 ±$39 |
| Springfield | $659 ±$70 | $629 ±$41 | $895 ±$32 | $1,028 ±$42 |
| Kettering | $696 ±$195 | $859 ±$38 | $1,048 ±$45 | $1,317 ±$71 |
| Elyria | $664 ±$26 | $682 ±$37 | $969 ±$32 | $1,076 ±$82 |
| Middletown | $613 ±$210 | $831 ±$45 | $1,016 ±$39 | $1,138 ±$64 |
| Cuyahoga Falls | $689 ±$109 | $840 ±$33 | $1,134 ±$35 | $1,118 ±$109 |
| Newark | $646 ±$146 | $731 ±$38 | $983 ±$39 | $1,218 ±$82 |
| Lakewood | $757 ±$64 | $882 ±$28 | $1,182 ±$29 | $1,493 ±$89 |
Median gross rent (rent plus the utilities the renter pays): half of rentals cost less, half more. U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2020–2024 (public domain). The ± is the Census' 90% margin of error.