Cost of Living in Chubbuck

Chubbuck runs genuinely, meaningfully more affordable than Idaho's own statewide housing median, though Bannock County's property tax rate carries an unusually wide, disclosed spread.

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Genuinely affordable housing relative to Idaho statewide

Zillow's average home value ran $388,481 as of May 2026 (a separate U.S. News citation ran lower, at $357,982), both well below Idaho's own statewide median of $503,400 as of July 2026.

Bannock County's unusually wide property tax spread

Bannock County's effective property tax rate carries the widest, real, disclosed spread of any county in this Idaho batch: Ownwell's median-effective figure runs 0.67%, while a separate, detailed mill-levy-based analysis describes Bannock County as carrying Idaho's HIGHEST effective rate among major counties, at approximately 0.95%.

Idaho's flat income tax and flat sales tax

Idaho's flat 5.3% state income tax and flat 6% state sales tax (zero Chubbuck local add-on) apply the same as any other Idaho resident.

Key takeaways

Chubbuck's housing runs genuinely more affordable than Idaho's own statewide median ($388,481-$357,982 vs. $503,400 statewide).
Bannock County's property tax rate carries the widest, real, disclosed spread (0.67%-0.95%) of any county in this Idaho batch.
Idaho's flat 5.3% income tax and flat 6% sales tax apply in Chubbuck with zero local add-on.
Confirm a specific parcel's actual property tax rate directly given Bannock County's unusually wide spread.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-25. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.