See The Cheapest And Most Expensive Neighborhoods in Columbus This Spring

Last month, Columbus was the 35th most expensive rental market in the country, with one bedroom median rents increasing to $700, up 4.5% in the trailing quarter. Two bedrooms were also up 1.2% on the quarter at $860. This puts Columbus ahead of Cleveland, Las Vegas, and Mesa (AZ) on our list of the 50 largest US rental markets by population.
Looking at neighborhood data, the most expensive areas were centered around Downtown Columbus, which had a median one bedroom rent of $1,065. Other higher priced areas included the Brewery District and German Village, both at $995, and Tri-Village at $999. More affordable neighborhoods included North Hilltop at $475, Valleyview Heights at $480, and Southern Orchards at $490.
To see how Columbus stacks up to the rest of the country, and view full rental data for the top 50 cities in the US, read our National Rent Report for April.
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