Living in Toledo combines waterfront living along the Maumee River with rich historical heritage. Known as "The Glass City" due to its glass manufacturing legacy, Toledo features housing options from preserved Victorian homes in the Old West End district to apartments in the Warehouse District. The University of Toledo campus area and the Toledo Museum of Art, home to an impressive glass pavilion, contribute to the city's educational and cultural landscape. Current rental trends show moderate increases, with average one-bedroom apartments renting for $794, reflecting a 2.6% annual increase, while two-bedroom units average $965, up 3.7% from the previous year.
The city's extensive Metroparks system spans 12,000 acres, offering outdoor recreation opportunities throughout the area. Toledo's distinct neighborhoods include the architecturally significant Old West End and the waterfront community of Point Place.
