Kettering, OH Rental Market Trends

Q: What are the most affordable neighborhoods in Kettering?

The most affordable neighborhoods in Kettering are Drexel , where the average rent goes for $702/month, New Lebanon , where renters pay $728/mo on average, and Vandalia , where the average rent goes for $741/mo. If you’re looking for other great deals, check out the listings from Trotwood ($845), Clayton ($868), and Oakwood ($913), where the asking prices are below the average Kettering rent of $992/mo.

Q: What are the most popular neighborhoods in Kettering?

The most popular neighborhood in Kettering is Dayton , where there are 106 listings with an average rent of $972. Next up is Huber Heights , where apartments go for $1,047/month, followed by Centerville with $1,195 If you’re looking to rent in Kettering’s most popular neighborhoods, make sure to also check out Miamisburg , where renters pay $1,174 on average, and Trotwood , where the average monthly rent is $845.

What is the average rent in Kettering?

The average rent for an apartment in Kettering is $992. The cost of rent varies depending on several factors, including location, size, and quality.

Average rent in Kettering, OH

Last updated March 2023

Average Rent	Average Apartment Size
$992	851 sq. ft.

What is the average apartment size in Kettering?

The average size for a Kettering, OH apartment is 851 square feet, but this number varies greatly depending on unit type, with cheap and luxury alternatives for houses and apartments alike. Studio apartments are the smallest and most affordable, 1-bedroom apartments are closer to the average, while 2-bedroom apartments and 3-bedroom apartments offer a more generous square footage.

Kettering, OH apartment rent ranges

Kettering, OH Occupied Housing Units

9,317 or 36% of the households in Kettering, OH are renter-occupied while 16,570 or 64% are owner-occupied.

Kettering, OH rent trends

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Average Rent in Kettering, OH By Neighborhood

Neighborhood	Average Rent
Centerville	$1,195
Miamisburg	$1,174
Moraine	$1,153
West Carrollton	$1,107
Riverside	$1,101
Huber Heights	$1,047
Dayton	$972
Union	$939
Englewood City	$937
Oakwood	$913
Clayton	$868
Trotwood	$845
Vandalia	$741
New Lebanon	$728
Drexel	$702

What are the most affordable neighborhoods in Kettering?

The most affordable neighborhoods in Kettering are Drexel, where the average rent goes for $702/month, New Lebanon, where renters pay $728/mo on average, and Vandalia, where the average rent goes for $741/mo. If you’re looking for other great deals, check out the listings from Trotwood ($845), Clayton ($868), and Oakwood ($913), where the asking prices are below the average Kettering rent of $992/mo.

What are the most expensive neighborhoods in Kettering?

The most expensive neighborhoods in Kettering are Moraine ($1,153), Miamisburg ($1,174) and Centerville ($1,195).

What are the most popular neighborhoods in Kettering?

The most popular neighborhood in Kettering is Dayton, where there are 106 listings with an average rent of $972. Next up is Huber Heights, where apartments go for $1,047/month, followed by Centerville with $1,195 If you’re looking to rent in Kettering’s most popular neighborhoods, make sure to also check out Miamisburg, where renters pay $1,174 on average, and Trotwood, where the average monthly rent is $845.

Kettering | Rent Comparison by Neighborhood

Rent in Centerville is 38% higher than in Clayton

$1,195

Centerville rent is 21% higher than Kettering average

Average Rent	$1,195

$868

Clayton rent is 12% lower than Kettering average

Average Rent	$868

How Kettering Compares to Other Cities

City	Average Rent
Columbus	$1,184
Cincinnati	$1,259
Dayton	$972
Cleveland	$1,316
Northwest Ohio	$938
Akron	$974
Toledo	$877
Delaware	$1,259
Reynoldsburg	$1,160
Union	$1,137
Springfield	$838
Huber Heights	$1,047
Kettering	$992
Fairborn	$977
Centerville	$1,195
Miamisburg	$1,174
West Chester	$1,366
Beavercreek	$1,072
Trotwood	$845
Fairfield	$1,180
Sharonville	$1,165