| Great Falls, MT | |
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| State | Montana |
| Population | 58,835 |
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In comparison to other places in this area, Great Falls is substantially more expensive, and it is a little less expensive compared to the entire country.
The median home in Great Falls is valued at $176,500. This is roughly $47,550 (36%) higher in comparison to the surrounding areas.Compared to the rest of the country it is roughly $41,000 (18%) lower.
Great Falls's median monthly rent is $729. This is about $51 (7%) higher compared to its surrounding areas.In comparison to the US as a whole it is approximately $333 (31%) lower.
Black Eagle is Great Falls's neighbor to the northeast. Real estate prices there are a lot less expensive. The median home value in Black Eagle is $119,000, which is $57,500 (48%) lower than Great Falls. The rent there is a bit less expensive. In Black Eagle the median rent is $597 a month, which is $132 (22%) lower than Great Falls.
Sand Coulee is roughly 7 miles southeast from Great Falls. The real estate prices there are a little less expensive. The median home price in Sand Coulee is $143,800, which works out to $32,700 (22%) lower than Great Falls. The rent there is fairly similar. In Sand Coulee the median monthly rent is $767, which comes out to $38 (4%) higher than Great Falls.
Vaughn is about 10 miles west from Great Falls. Its real estate prices are somewhat less expensive. The median home in Vaughn is valued at $140,200, which is $36,300 (25%) lower than Great Falls. Its rents are fairly similar. The median monthly rent in Vaughn is $760, which comes out to $31 (4%) higher than Great Falls.
Belt is about 16 miles southeast of Great Falls. Housing prices there are significantly less expensive. The median home in Belt costs $127,400, which is $49,100 (38%) lower than Great Falls. Rents there are a lot less expensive. In Belt the median monthly rent is $375, which is $354 (94%) lower than Great Falls.
Power is roughly 20 miles northwest of Great Falls. Real estate prices there are substantially less expensive. The median home in Power is valued at $122,500, which is $54,000 (44%) lower than Great Falls. Its rents are a little more expensive. In Power the median monthly rent is $835, which is $106 (12%) higher than Great Falls.
Cascade is about 20 miles southwest of Great Falls. Housing prices there are substantially less expensive. The median home value in Cascade is $120,800, which comes out to $55,700 (46%) lower than Great Falls. The rent there is pretty similar. The median monthly rent in Cascade is $735, which is very similar to Great Falls.