Cities Near Colton, Ohio

Akron

Akron

$200 to $5,373
1,138 Rentals
A

Archbold

$592 to $2,938
87 Rentals
B

Berkey

$550 to $2,938
85 Rentals
BG

Bowling Green

$459 to $1,190
133 Rentals
Chicago

Chicago

$170 to $45,473
24,191 Rentals
Cincinnati

Cincinnati

$250 to $10,000
5,314 Rentals
Cleveland

Cleveland

$200 to $22,425
3,134 Rentals
Columbus

Columbus

$300 to $21,300
4,965 Rentals
C

Custar

$450 to $10,000
96 Rentals
C

Cygnet

$450 to $10,000
93 Rentals
Dayton

Dayton

$311 to $5,837
2,060 Rentals
D

Delta

$600 to $2,938
88 Rentals
D

Deshler

$450 to $10,000
96 Rentals
Detroit

Detroit

$125 to $18,000
2,700 Rentals
D

Dunbridge

$629 to $3,843
85 Rentals
F

Fayette

$518 to $2,938
91 Rentals
GR

Grand Rapids

$629 to $3,843
92 Rentals
Grand Rapids

Grand Rapids

$393 to $5,000
750 Rentals
G

Grelton

$629 to $3,843
93 Rentals
H

Hamler

$450 to $10,000
93 Rentals
H

Haskins

$630 to $3,843
92 Rentals
H

Holgate

$592 to $10,000
98 Rentals
H

Holland

$495 to $2,695
146 Rentals
H

Hoytville

$450 to $10,000
91 Rentals
Indianapolis

Indianapolis

$114 to $14,633
1,805 Rentals
JC

Jerry City

$450 to $10,000
92 Rentals
J

Jewell

$539 to $2,649
92 Rentals
L

Lambertville

$509 to $4,200
174 Rentals
LC

Liberty Center

$600 to $3,843
86 Rentals
L

Lyons

$600 to $2,938
88 Rentals
M

Malinta

$629 to $3,843
93 Rentals
M

Maumee

$495 to $3,400
229 Rentals
M

McClure

$600 to $3,843
93 Rentals
M

Metamora

$550 to $2,938
86 Rentals
MC

Milton Center

$625 to $3,843
91 Rentals
M

Monclova

$600 to $4,500
101 Rentals
M

Morenci

$592 to $2,938
91 Rentals
N

Napoleon

$592 to $2,649
95 Rentals
N

Neapolis

$600 to $3,843
87 Rentals
NB

New Bavaria

$450 to $10,000
103 Rentals
NB

North Baltimore

$450 to $10,000
94 Rentals
O

Okolona

$592 to $2,649
87 Rentals
OH

Ottawa Hills

$200 to $10,715
241 Rentals
P

Perrysburg

$439 to $4,100
142 Rentals
P

Pettisville

$592 to $2,938
83 Rentals
P

Portage

$610 to $3,843
86 Rentals
RC

Ridgeville Corners

$592 to $2,938
85 Rentals
R

Rossford

$439 to $4,100
169 Rentals
R

Rudolph

$615 to $3,843
87 Rentals
South Bend

South Bend

$306 to $4,800
238 Rentals
S

Swanton

$600 to $2,938
89 Rentals
S

Sylvania

$200 to $4,200
147 Rentals
ST

Sylvania Township

$200 to $10,715
604 Rentals
Toledo

Toledo

$200 to $10,715
1,232 Rentals
T

Tontogany

$629 to $3,843
89 Rentals
W

Waterville

$600 to $4,500
92 Rentals
W

Wauseon

$592 to $2,938
92 Rentals
W

Weston

$629 to $3,843
97 Rentals
W

Whitehouse

$600 to $4,500
98 Rentals
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