| Reno, OH | |
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| State | Ohio |
| Population | 1,175 |
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Compared to other places in this area, Reno is a bit less expensive, and it is substantially less expensive compared to the US as a whole. Compared to the city of Charleston, it's a little less expensive.
The median home price in Reno is $113,900. Compared to its nearby areas this is roughly $28,680 (20%) lower.Compared to the rest of the nation it is roughly $103,600 (47%) lower, and is approximately $31,900 (21%) lower compared to the city of Charleston.
Reno's median monthly rent is $586. It is about $241 (29%) lower compared to nearby areas.In comparison to the US as a whole it is roughly $476 (44%) lower, and compared to the city of Charleston is roughly $149 (20%) lower.
Williamstown is roughly 3 miles northwest from Reno. Its housing prices are a little more expensive. The value of the median home in Williamstown is $141,000, which works out to $27,100 (19%) higher than Reno. Its rents are a bit more expensive. Williamstown's median monthly rent is $747, which works out to $161 (21%) higher than Reno.
Marietta is roughly 4 miles northwest from Reno. Real estate prices there are a little less expensive. The median home price in Marietta is $108,300, which is $5,600 (5%) lower than Reno. Rent there is somewhat more expensive. Marietta's median rent is $673 per month, which comes out to $87 (12%) higher than Reno.
Boaz is about 4 miles west of Reno. Real estate prices there are a little more expensive. The median home in Boaz costs $153,100, which works out to $39,200 (25%) higher than Reno. Rent there is a lot more expensive. The median monthly rent in Boaz is $1,007, which comes out to $421 (41%) higher than Reno.
Devola is about 7 miles northwest of Reno. The housing prices there are substantially more expensive. The median home in Devola costs $175,600, which works out to $61,700 (35%) higher than Reno. Its rents are significantly more expensive. In Devola the median rent is $1,053 per month, which works out to $467 (44%) higher than Reno.
Vienna is approximately 7 miles southwest of Reno. Its housing prices are a bit more expensive. The median home in Vienna costs $134,900, which works out to $21,000 (15%) higher than Reno. Rents there are a bit more expensive. In Vienna the median monthly rent is $657, which works out to $71 (10%) higher than Reno.