| Charleston, WV | |
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| State | West Virginia |
| Population | 48,006 |
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In comparison to the surrounding areas, Charleston is a lot more expensive, and it's significantly less expensive compared to the country as a whole.
The median home in Charleston is valued at $145,800. This is approximately $46,333 (46%) higher compared to other places in this area.Compared to the entire country it is approximately $71,700 (32%) lower.
Charleston's median monthly rent is $735. Compared to its nearby areas it is approximately $106 (12%) lower.It is about $327 (30%) lower compared to the nation as a whole.
South Charleston is Charleston's neighbor to the west. Its housing prices are a bit less expensive. The median home in South Charleston costs $130,700, which comes out to $15,100 (11%) lower than Charleston. Its rents are similar. South Charleston's median monthly rent is $702, which comes out to $33 (4%) lower than Charleston.
Dunbar is Charleston's neighbor to the west. Its housing prices are a lot less expensive. The median home in Dunbar is valued at $98,400, which is $47,400 (48%) lower than Charleston. Rent there is a little more expensive. In Dunbar the median monthly rent is $856, which is $121 (14%) higher than Charleston.
Rand is Charleston's neighbor to the southeast. The housing prices there are significantly less expensive. The median home in Rand costs $63,700, which is $82,100 (128%) lower than Charleston. The rent there is a little more expensive. Rand's median monthly rent is $878, which is $143 (16%) higher than Charleston.
Coal Fork is roughly 5 miles east of Charleston. Housing prices there are a lot less expensive. The median home price in Coal Fork is $78,500, which is $67,300 (85%) lower than Charleston. The rent there is a bit more expensive. In Coal Fork the median monthly rent is $1,054, which is $319 (30%) higher than Charleston.
Jefferson is about 6 miles west from Charleston. Its housing prices are a bit less expensive. The median home in Jefferson costs $131,600, which is $14,200 (10%) lower than Charleston. Rents there are fairly similar. Jefferson's median monthly rent is $771, which is $36 (4%) higher than Charleston.
Marmet is roughly 7 miles south from Charleston. The real estate prices there are significantly less expensive. The median home in Marmet costs $93,900, which works out to $51,900 (55%) lower than Charleston. Rents there are somewhat more expensive. The median monthly rent in Marmet is $784, which comes out to $49 (6%) higher than Charleston.