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Why Live in Independence
Independence, Kentucky, located in the heart of Kenton County, is a small city that blends rural charm with modern conveniences. With a population of nearly 30,000 spread across 17 square miles, Independence maintains a close-knit community atmosphere. The Kenton County Courthouse, with its iconic gold dome, is a notable landmark. Residents enjoy a variety of town-led activities, including a Fourth of July parade and fireworks show, and a Christmas tree lighting ceremony. For those seeking things to do, Independence offers eight public parks, including Memorial Park with playgrounds, basketball courts, and walking trails, and Lincoln Ridge with a disc golf course. The city also hosts the Kenton County Fair and Horse Show, featuring art exhibits, demolition derbies, and beauty pageants. Dining options range from chain restaurants like Kroger and Aldi to local favorites like Crewitts Creek Kitchen & Bar. Independence is home to highly rated schools in the Kenton County Public School District, including Simon Kenton High School. The city is safer than the national average, with low crime risk areas. Housing styles vary from mid-century ranch-style houses to New Traditionals, with spacious lots and tree-lined streets. Employment opportunities are available along Industrial Road, and many residents commute to Cincinnati, located about 18 miles away. The nearest hospital, St. Elizabeth Edgewood, is ranked the second-best in Kentucky.
Rental Trends in Independence, KY
The median rent is $2,350 per month, with single-family homes renting at $2,400 and condos at $985.
Rental Home Trends
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Median Rent
$2,350
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Median Single Family Home Rent
$2,400
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Median Condo Rent
$985
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