Florence Apartments For Rent

Overview of Florence

As the second largest city in northern Kentucky, Florence has a population that has been on the rise for several years. Florence apartments for rent are located less than 20 miles southwest of Cincinnati, which is an easy commute by way of Interstate 71. Originally known as the Crossroads, Florence has developed into a town that hosts a supportive community.

Living in Florence

Florence apartments for rent are perfect for families with children of all ages. At the Florence Family Aquatic Center, you can enroll children in swimming lessons or drop in for a movie at the pool on select dates. There is also a swim team, part of the Northern Kentucky Swim League, for children up to the age of 18 to compete in. In addition to the competition pool, you will locate a zero depth area, water slides, sunbathing areas and the concession booth.

If you're a golfer, track down apartments for rent in Florence that are closer to World of Golf. This venue is the site of many different events and leagues throughout the year. You will be able to perfect your game on the fairways or with the golf simulator. Not a big golfer? That's okay, just come in and enjoy the miniature golf course on the grounds.

Florence Apartments and Cost of Living

Although the cost of living in Florence apartments for rent is 5.6 percent greater than the average in Kentucky, that figure is 3.2 percent less expensive than the national average. Gas prices in the area are 1.4 percent greater than the national average. Residents of Florence apartments will enjoy espresso beverages that are 3.7 percent less than the average in the nation during the morning commute.

Median rental rates in Florence are 25.3 percent greater than the average in Kentucky. Residents are able to easily afford apartments for rent in Florence with median household incomes that average 23.6 percent greater than the state's average.

Apartments in Florence Work and Study

As of December 2012 the unemployment rate in Florence had evened out at just 6 percent. A number of people in the area work in the manufacturing sector. Two other main contributors of employment for residents of apartments in Florence are wholesale and retail services.

If you are looking to further your education while living in Florence, you will have many options to consider. Not only are there a number of colleges in Cincinnati, but plenty are within Florence. Check out what programs are offered at Beckfield College or Southwestern College.