| Butler, IN | |
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| State | Indiana |
| Population | 2,715 |
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Compared to other places in this area, Butler is a bit less expensive, and it is significantly less expensive compared to the nation as a whole. However it is close to average compared to the city of Toledo.
The median home in Butler is valued at $81,500. Compared to nearby areas it is approximately $21,660 (20%) lower.It is about $136,000 (62%) lower compared to the entire country, and in comparison to the city of Toledo it is is very similar.
Butler's median monthly rent is $798. It is roughly $168 (26%) higher compared to the surrounding areas.It is roughly $264 (24%) lower compared to the rest of the nation, and it is about $73 (10%) higher compared to the city of Toledo.
Edgerton is roughly 5 miles east from Butler. Real estate prices there are a bit more expensive. The median home in Edgerton costs $87,600, which comes out to $6,100 (6%) higher than Butler. Rents there are a little less expensive. In Edgerton the median rent is $676 a month, which is $122 (18%) lower than Butler.
Waterloo is roughly 7 miles west of Butler. The housing prices there are fairly similar. The median home in Waterloo costs $78,900, which comes out to $2,600 (3%) lower than Butler. The rent there is a little less expensive. Waterloo's median monthly rent is $665, which works out to $133 (19%) lower than Butler.
St. Joe is roughly 7 miles south of Butler. Its real estate prices are a little less expensive. The median home in St. Joe costs $67,000, which works out to $14,500 (21%) lower than Butler. Rents there are substantially less expensive. The median rent in St. Joe is $536 a month, which works out to $262 (48%) lower than Butler.
Hamilton is roughly 7 miles north of Butler. The real estate prices there are a lot more expensive. The median home in Hamilton costs $165,100, which works out to $83,600 (50%) higher than Butler. Its rents are a bit less expensive. Hamilton's median rent is $755 per month, which is $43 (5%) lower than Butler.
Blakeslee is about 8 miles northeast of Butler. Real estate prices there are a little more expensive. The median home in Blakeslee is valued at $117,200, which is $35,700 (30%) higher than Butler. The rent there is substantially less expensive. The median rent in Blakeslee is $520 a month, which is $278 (53%) lower than Butler.