About Youngstown, OH

Youngstown - A Great Place to Live

Established in 1796 and located just inside the eastern Ohio border, Youngstown has grown to over 80,000 people. Youngstown is home to many cultural and recreational resources, including to Powers Auditorium, home of the Youngstown Symphony Orchestra. Art lovers will also enjoy the Butler Institute of American Art, the first United States museum dedicated solely to American art.

Attractions - Things to See in Youngstown

Youngstown also houses many outdoor recreational spots such as Mill Creek Park, Fellows Riverside Gardens, and Wick Park. Youngstown State University also offers football, basketball, and other sporting events for residents to enjoy along with the local minor sports teams.

Apartment Rentals and Average Rents

With a lower than average cost of living, Youngstown apartments are very affordable. Average prices for apartments in the area are as follows: 1 bedroom apartments average $446, while 2 bedroom apartments average to around $541. The average cost for apartments in the city area is around $500, which is well below the national average.