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Median value of owner-occupied homes, 2018-2022

Across 120 counties in Kentucky. Every rank carries its margin of error.

COUNTIES: 120PERIOD: 2018-2022Every figure source-linked

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Distribution

PercentileValue
10th percentile$83,400
25th$101,975
Median$128,550
75th$169,475
90th percentile$208,330

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.

Oldham 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.

RankCountyEstimateRange (90 %)Source
1Oldham County$357,500$349,822 – $365,178evidence →
2Spencer County$288,200$276,535 – $299,865evidence →
3Woodford County$259,100$248,428 – $269,772evidence →
4Fayette County$247,900$243,719 – $252,081evidence →
5Shelby County$247,500$237,708 – $257,292evidence →
6Scott County$240,800$234,888 – $246,712evidence →
7Boone County$237,600$232,505 – $242,695evidence →
8Warren County$227,300$222,054 – $232,546evidence →
9Jessamine County$226,900$218,165 – $235,635evidence →
10Jefferson County$222,200$219,806 – $224,594evidence →
11Campbell County$214,400$208,134 – $220,666evidence →
12Bullitt County$214,000$208,048 – $219,952evidence →
13Kenton County$207,700$202,417 – $212,983evidence →
14Nelson County$204,000$193,008 – $214,992evidence →
15Madison County$200,600$193,698 – $207,502evidence →
16Anderson County$198,800$186,073 – $211,527evidence →
17Bourbon County$187,700$172,160 – $203,240evidence →
18Meade County$187,400$175,245 – $199,555evidence →
19Hardin County$186,500$181,742 – $191,258evidence →
20Franklin County$184,000$175,233 – $192,767evidence →

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