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Why Live in Portage
Portage, Wisconsin, is a historic town nestled between the Wisconsin and Fox rivers, surrounded by expansive farmlands and nature preserves. With a population of around 10,000, Portage offers a small-town feel while providing various things to do. The charming downtown district features 19th-century homes and hosts heritage events and museum exhibits that celebrate the town's rich history. Recreational opportunities abound, with Silver Lake Beach and Cascade Mountain ski resort nearby, and the Swan Lake Wildlife Area offering trails for walking and cross-country skiing. The sports complex in the southeastern corner of the city includes soccer fields, a baseball diamond, and a Little League complex. Portage’s shopping and dining scene is concentrated along U.S. Route 51, with modern amenities like Walmart Supercenter and Aldi, and a farmers market held downtown from May to October. Dining options range from Two Rivers Coffee Roaster to the Corner Pocket and B&B Hitching Post. Community events such as the Columbia County Fair and Portage Canal Days foster a close-knit atmosphere. Housing options include Colonial Revivals, Cape Cods, and American Foursquares, with more modern builds on the outskirts. The Portage Community School District offers highly rated schools, and Interstate 39 provides convenient access to downtown Madison, 40 miles away. The Amtrak station in the center of town offers train service to Milwaukee and beyond, while Dane County Regional Airport is about 35 miles south.
Rental Trends in Portage, WI
The median rent is $1,025 per month, with single-family homes renting at $2,095 and condos at $1,025.
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Median Rent
$1,025
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Median Single Family Home Rent
$2,095
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Median Condo Rent
$1,025
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