Columbia, the fifth largest city in Missouri, lies equidistant from both Kansas City barbeque and arch-ful St. Louis. It's easy to rent here. Still though, here's some trusty tips!
A lot can be said for quality and pricing of apartments in Columbia
Columbia, the fifth largest city in Missouri, lies equidistant from both Kansas City barbeque and arch-ful St. Louis. It's easy to rent here. Still though, here's some trusty tips!
A lot can be said for quality and pricing of apartments in Columbia. Rents are a little cheaper here, so you’re likely to get more bang for your buck with nice amenities and newly rehabbed digs. The style choices for rentals are plentiful, as well. Rental houses of all sizes, duplexes, condos, small apartment buildings, and larger complexes are all around, so get out there and get looking for whatever strikes your fancy.
Utilities and Fees: Some places in Columbia come fully loaded with everything – even cable and electricity – included. A lot of the more expensive places will also have in-unit laundry, parking, security, and some even come furnished!
The city is split into many neighborhoods and subdivisions, but it’s easier to refer to it in terms of the central area and non-central areas:
Central: The center of the city has shopping and entertainment. This area has a lot of rentals in or near it, and is easily walkable or bikeable.
Everything Else: Outside the downtown area, things start to get a little quieter and more suburban feeling. In any of these parts – North, South, East, or West, more new construction houses, subdivisions, and condominiums are around here, but rentals aren’t as easy to come across.
Most of Columbia’s public transit is centered on the downtown area, but as the city grows, so too does transportation. Fixed-route bus services operate 6 days a week, and commuter shuttles.
So there you have it, a population sandwiched between two of Missouri’s biggest cities. You’ve got a lot to look at, so we’ll leave you to it.
