Home prices
The median home cost in Cleveland is $209,900. Compared to other places in this area it is about $75,780 (56%) higher.In comparison to the US as a whole it is approximately $7,600 (3%) lower, and in comparison to the city of Kansas City is about $55,300 (35%) higher.
Rents
Cleveland's median monthly rent is $856. In comparison to its nearby areas it is approximately $36 (4%) lower.In comparison to the US as a whole it is about $206 (19%) lower, and is approximately $85 (9%) lower in comparison to the city of Kansas City.
Nearby places
West Line
West Line is roughly 3 miles south of Cleveland. Housing prices there are significantly less expensive. The median home in West Line costs $96,700, which is $113,200 (117%) lower than Cleveland. Rents there are a bit less expensive. The median monthly rent in West Line is $663, which works out to $193 (29%) lower than Cleveland.
Louisburg
Louisburg is approximately 5 miles southwest from Cleveland. Housing prices there are somewhat less expensive. Louisburg's median home cost is $181,100, which comes out to $28,800 (15%) lower than Cleveland. Its rents are a little more expensive. In Louisburg the median rent is $976 per month, which works out to $120 (12%) higher than Cleveland.
Freeman
Freeman is roughly 5 miles southeast of Cleveland. Real estate prices there are significantly less expensive. The median home in Freeman is valued at $110,000, which comes out to $99,900 (90%) lower than Cleveland. Its rents are similar. The median rent in Freeman is $863 per month, which is very similar to Cleveland.
Peculiar
Peculiar is approximately 6 miles northeast of Cleveland. Housing prices there are a lot less expensive. Peculiar's median home value is $147,000, which comes out to $62,900 (42%) lower than Cleveland. Rent there is similar. In Peculiar the median rent is $890 a month, which is $34 (3%) higher than Cleveland.
Belton
Belton is roughly 10 miles north of Cleveland. The real estate prices there are a lot less expensive. The median home cost in Belton is $135,800, which works out to $74,100 (54%) lower than Cleveland. Its rents are somewhat more expensive. The median rent in Belton is $1,067 a month, which is $211 (19%) higher than Cleveland.
