Apartments for Rent in Ohio

Ohio is located in the Great Lakes region of the midwestern U.S. Home to 11.69 million people, it's the seventh most populated state. The capital and the largest city is Columbus while the second largest is Cleveland.

Average Monthly Rent Statewide in Ohio

Average Monthly Rent in Columbus

Average Monthly Rent in Cleveland

Living in Ohio

Move to Ohio and experience world record-setting roller coasters, visit some of the best hands-on science museums in the country, and cheer for your favorite team from 5 major league sports represented in the state. In Ohio, you'll find everything from pre-historic and Native American history to fine dining, as well as world class entertainment and cultural activities. Ohio has some of the nation's most impressive attractions. Visit the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum in Cleveland. With a permanent collection of the most impressive and iconic rock and roll artifacts and on-going exhibits, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum explores the past, present and future of our music culture.

Columbus: Ohio's Metropolis

As the largest city in Ohio, Columbus is located in the center of the state, halfway between Cleveland and Cincinnati. It's also in the midst of culture, music, entertainment, arts and attractions. Take the family to see COSI, the Center of Science and Industry. This popular attraction offers all kinds of hands-on exhibits. Living in downtown Columbus, you'll never be far from something fun to do.

Ohio: An Outdoor Enthusiast's Paradise

If you crave the outdoors, Ohio is a great place to rent an apartment. Go white water rafting, rappelling, hiking, canoeing, camping, hunting, or fishing in the many state parks that the state has to offer. If you like to ride horses, there are 24 Ohio state parks and state forests that offer more than 500 miles of bridle trails through all types of landscapes and terrain. Check out Hocking Hills State Park and let the towering cliffs, waterfalls, and deep gorges take your breath away!

History and Culture in Cincinnati

In Cincinnati, for example, you can visit Mt. Adams to get a grand view of the whole city. High above downtown Cincinnati and the Ohio River, Mt. Adams began as the world's most powerful observatory and has evolved into a thriving residential area. Want some culture? Rent an Ohio apartment in Dayton, home to the Dayton Art Institute, the Benjamin and Marian Schuster Performing Arts Center, the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra, the Dayton Opera, and the historic Victoria Theatre.