Cost of Living & Housing in Hoonah

Hoonah's cost of living centers on a real, genuinely low property tax alongside a real, disclosed housing-price spread this record explains honestly.

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Alaska's lowest property tax rate

Hoonah-Angoon Census Area was cited this pass as having the LOWEST property tax rate of any Alaska county/census-area-equivalent, at approximately 0.37% of median home value (a median annual bill of approximately $678) -- though this record discloses honestly that this is a census-area-level figure, not an independently confirmed City of Hoonah-specific municipal mill rate (base record).

A real, disclosed wide housing-price spread

Hoonah's housing carries a real, disclosed cross-source spread of approximately $205,000-$340,800 (this record's primary figure: $329,400), running below the national and Alaska statewide comparison figures, though the spread itself is genuinely wide (base record).

A moderate, real 6.5% combined sales tax

As an incorporated Alaska city, Hoonah levies its own municipal sales tax, combining to a real, current 6.5% rate (2026) -- a moderate figure, distinct from the genuinely $0 combined rates this project's unincorporated Tok and Glennallen records document (base record).

Alaska's real, statewide 0% income tax applies

Alaska levies no state individual income tax at all -- applying in Hoonah exactly as statewide, alongside the real, disclosed local property and sales tax figures above (base record).

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.