Buying Smarter than Renting in Columbus OH
New York Times: Buying smarter than renting in Columbus
In a recent analysis, the New York Times recommends that the rent ratio - the purchase price of a typical house divided by the annual rent of a similar house – shows that Columbus’ market favors buying a home over renting one.
The rent ratio for Columbus for 2009 is 16.9 and, as the Times states, “a number well below 20 makes a better case for buying.”
Read more from the New Your Times here.
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