county benchmark · Kansas
Median value of owner-occupied homes, 2020-2024
Across 105 counties in Kansas. Every rank carries its margin of error.
Distribution
| Percentile | Value |
|---|---|
| 10th percentile | $86,880 |
| 25th | $99,300 |
| Median | $124,200 |
| 75th | $167,200 |
| 90th percentile | $209,640 |
Highest counties
Rank 1 is the highest value, and for this measure a higher value is the worse outcome. “First” here does not mean best.
Johnson County leads reliably only from rank 2 downwards. Its estimate range overlaps those of the ranks above 2, which therefore cannot be separated from it at 90 % confidence.
| Rank | County | Estimate | Range (90 %) | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Johnson County | $391,200 | $388,131 – $394,269 | evidence → |
| 2 | Douglas County | $309,400 | $298,687 – $320,113 | evidence → |
| 3 | Miami County | $287,700 | $272,314 – $303,086 | evidence → |
| 4 | Leavenworth County | $282,900 | $273,416 – $292,384 | evidence → |
| 5 | Pottawatomie County | $245,900 | $234,637 – $257,163 | evidence → |
| 6 | Riley County | $237,100 | $225,688 – $248,512 | evidence → |
| 7 | Butler County | $217,600 | $210,751 – $224,449 | evidence → |
| 8 | Nemaha County | $217,200 | $203,090 – $231,310 | evidence → |
| 9 | Jefferson County | $216,900 | $207,128 – $226,672 | evidence → |
| 10 | Ellis County | $216,300 | $204,174 – $228,426 | evidence → |
| 11 | McPherson County | $211,200 | $203,306 – $219,094 | evidence → |
| 12 | Jackson County | $207,300 | $196,557 – $218,043 | evidence → |
| 13 | Gray County | $206,000 | $179,624 – $232,376 | evidence → |
| 14 | Sedgwick County | $203,300 | $199,947 – $206,653 | evidence → |
| 15 | Finney County | $201,400 | $190,244 – $212,556 | evidence → |
| 16 | Kearny County | $200,900 | $168,330 – $233,470 | evidence → |
| 17 | Franklin County | $198,700 | $183,800 – $213,600 | evidence → |
| 18 | Shawnee County | $180,900 | $176,027 – $185,773 | evidence → |
| 19 | Harvey County | $180,300 | $169,112 – $191,488 | evidence → |
| 20 | Saline County | $179,600 | $173,336 – $185,864 | evidence → |
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