| Aurora, IN | |
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| State | Indiana |
| Population | 3,995 |
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Similar to its nearby areas, it's significantly less expensive compared to the nation as a whole. However compared to the city of Cincinnati, it is a little less expensive.
The median home cost in Aurora is $115,000. It is is very similar in comparison to its nearby areas.In comparison to the country as a whole it is roughly $102,500 (47%) lower, and compared to the city of Cincinnati is about $23,000 (16%) lower.
Aurora's median rent is $742 a month. Compared to its nearby areas this is about $123 (14%) lower.It is roughly $320 (30%) lower compared to the United States as a whole, and compared to the city of Cincinnati is is very similar.
Lawrenceburg is Aurora's neighbor to the northeast. Real estate prices there are a little more expensive. Lawrenceburg's median home cost is $140,900, which works out to $25,900 (18%) higher than Aurora. Its rents are a little less expensive. Lawrenceburg's median monthly rent is $703, which is $39 (5%) lower than Aurora.
Greendale is about 5 miles northeast from Aurora. Real estate prices there are a bit more expensive. The median home in Greendale costs $131,900, which works out to $16,900 (12%) higher than Aurora. The rent there is a bit less expensive. Greendale's median monthly rent is $685, which works out to $57 (8%) lower than Aurora.
Hidden Valley is about 7 miles north of Aurora. The real estate prices there are significantly more expensive. The median home in Hidden Valley is valued at $195,500, which works out to $80,500 (41%) higher than Aurora. Rents there are significantly more expensive. In Hidden Valley the median monthly rent is $1,380, which comes out to $638 (46%) higher than Aurora.
Dillsboro is approximately 7 miles southwest from Aurora. Housing prices there are somewhat less expensive. Dillsboro's median home value is $102,000, which works out to $13,000 (12%) lower than Aurora. Rent there is pretty similar. Dillsboro's median rent is $779 a month, which comes out to $37 (4%) higher than Aurora.
Elizabethtown is about 7 miles northeast from Aurora. Its real estate prices are a lot less expensive. The median home value in Elizabethtown is $9,999, which comes out to $105,001 (1050%) lower than Aurora. The rent there is similar. Elizabethtown's median monthly rent is $780, which is $38 (4%) higher than Aurora.