Columbus
Nestled in the heart of Central Ohio, Columbus is the state’s capital and largest city. With access to Rickenbacker International Airport and several interstate highways, commuting and traveling is easy for Columbus residents. This bustling city houses Ohio State University, bringing a youthful energy and fierce love for college football to town. Creativity and innovation permeate Columbus, lending to a host of artistic amenities and top-notch eateries. An affordable Columbus apartment or house rental means you’ll have the opportunity to access a multitude of incredible amenities. Gallery hop in Short North Arts District, or maybe order baked goods and a coffee at Fox in the Snow Café. Take a riverside stroll at Bicentennial Park and Scioto Mile Park, or check out the latest exhibit at the Center of Science and Industry. Enjoy a play at the Ohio Theater, and learn more about wildlife at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. German Village offers unique shops and picturesque historic architecture. For your final stop, cheer on the Ohio State Buckeyes for a game at Ohio Stadium. There’s something for everyone in this entertaining, affordable, and vibrant capital city.
Greenville
Nestled at the foothills of Blue Ridge Mountains, about halfway between Atlanta and Charlotte along I-85, Greenville offers big-city excitement coupled with small-town simplicity. A burgeoning food scene and exceptional amenities plus a hospitable, close-knit community and easy access to nature account for this juxtaposition. Greenville is teeming with options for modern adventures. Renting in Greenville affords you the opportunity to bike the expansive Swamp Rabbit Trail, catch a baseball game at Fluor Field, take in stunning views on the Liberty Bridge at Falls Park on the Reedy, watch a play at the Peace Center, meet the animals at Greenville Zoo, and purchase your next gift at Haywood Mall. You can also attend Artisphere, a three-day outdoor event which draws acclaimed international artists to Greenville every year. Greenville maintains access to major highways as well as Greenville Downtown Airport and Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport, allowing for simple travels and commutes.
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne combines Midwestern hospitality with city amenities along its three rivers - St. Marys, St. Joseph, and Maumee. The city features 86 public parks and 180 miles of trails for outdoor enthusiasts. Downtown's cultural district is home to the Embassy Theatre, Fort Wayne Museum of Art, and Headwaters Park, which hosts community events throughout the year. Housing options range from downtown lofts in historic buildings to residential communities in Southwest Fort Wayne and Aboite. The rental market remains affordable, with average one-bedroom apartments renting for $932, showing a modest 1.4% annual increase, while two-bedroom units average $1,226 with a 2.9% year-over-year rise. The city's heritage as a frontier outpost continues to evolve, as shown by the Electric Works development in the former General Electric complex. Notable attractions include Purdue University Fort Wayne, Indiana Tech, the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo, and the Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory. The West Central Historic District showcases preserved Victorian architecture, while The Landing along Columbia Street features apartments above local businesses in restored buildings. Fort Wayne's connection to sports history runs deep - the NBA was founded here in 1948 when the merger creating the league was signed. The city continues to grow while maintaining its historic character, offering renters a mix of downtown energy and neighborhood appeal.
