Kansas

Cost of living, salaries, housing prices, taxes and population data for Kansas. Official U.S. government data.

Population
2,937,569
Latest data · 37.2 median age
Median Household Income
$72,639
Rank #31 of 50 · 2026
Median Home Value
$203,400
$2,643/yr property tax

Living in Kansas: aviation, agriculture and suburban value

Kansas leans on aviation manufacturing around Wichita, agriculture statewide, and the Kansas City suburbs for corporate and healthcare jobs. It is a workhorse economy without flashy peaks, but unemployment stays low.

Housing is cheap outside Johnson County, and even there costs trail the coasts by a wide margin. Taxes are moderate. Kansas suits people who want space, short commutes and ownership on a middle income, provided their career fits the local mix.

Quick answers: Kansas

How does Kansas rank for household income?
The median household income in Kansas is $72,639, ranking #31 of 50 states in 2026.
What is the median home value in Kansas?
The median home value in Kansas is $203,400, with a median annual property tax bill of $2,643.

Kansas vs the national average

  • Income 4% below the national median ($75,561).
  • Median home value 25% below the national median ($272,900).

County Explorer — Kansas

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Cost of living, median income, rent, home prices and taxes in Kansas for 2026, with county explorer and historical trends from past years to 2026.

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