This page shows which neighborhoods in Seattle are similar to neighborhoods in Columbus.
Rents in Seattle average $1 and are about the same as rents in Columbus.
Seattle's Walk Score is 74, 33 points higher than Columbus's 41.
Seattle has good public transportation and is very bikeable. Seattle has a Transit Score of 60, Columbus's score is 30. Seattle's Bike Score is 71, Columbus's score is 48.
Here are neighborhoods in Seattle, Washington that are similar to Columbus, Ohio neighborhoods.
Similarity is based on walkability, public transit, population density, rent, income, and social signals. Don't take our analysis too seriously because similarity is in the eye of the beholder!
Arbor Heights is similar to East Linden, Brandywine and Blendon Woods in Columbus.
Bitter Lake is similar to King-Lincoln Bronzeville, Necko and Southern Orchards in Columbus.
Briarcliff is similar to Mount Vernon, Brice and Southwest Hilltop in Columbus.
Denny Blaine is similar to Indian Springs, Franklin Park and Milo-Grogan in Columbus.
Dunlap is similar to Necko, Southern Orchards and King-Lincoln Bronzeville in Columbus.
Eastlake is similar to German Village, Dennison Place and Victorian Village in Columbus.
Gatewood is similar to Vasser Village, Driving Park and Southern Orchards in Columbus.
Genesee is similar to Harrison West, Schumacher Place and Italian Village in Columbus.
Georgetown is similar to Fairgrounds in Columbus.
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Greenwood is similar to Schumacher Place, Old North Columbus and Weinland Park in Columbus.
Haller Lake is similar to Livingston Park North, Olentangy Commons and Riverview in Columbus.
High Point is similar to East Beechwold, South Linden and Beechwood in Columbus.
Highland Park is similar to Franklin Park, Northmoor and Beechwood in Columbus.
Holly Park is similar to Necko, Old North Columbus and King-Lincoln Bronzeville in Columbus.
Interbay is similar to Devon Triangle, Valleyview Heights and South of Main in Columbus.