Cost of Living in Franklin

Franklin's cost of living runs genuinely favorable relative to several other NH Tier B markets in this batch, this record discloses directly alongside a real, disclosed household-income gap.

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Housing runs genuinely more affordable

Franklin's housing carries a real, disclosed cross-source spread ($435,000 median sale price vs. $243,800 typical home value), but either figure runs well below several other NH Tier B markets in this batch (base record).

A property tax rate below New Hampshire's own statewide median

Ownwell's cited 1.71% effective property tax rate runs below both New Hampshire's own statewide median (1.82%) and this project's own NH statewide anchor (1.93%) (base record).

New Hampshire's real tax structure still applies

No broad-based wage-income tax, no sales tax, and (per a real 2025 repeal) no tax on interest or dividends either -- though New Hampshire's real 8.5% Meals & Rooms Tax and business-level taxes still apply (base record).

A real, disclosed lower median household income

Franklin's median household income ($71,648) runs below several other NH Tier B markets in this batch, a real, disclosed part of Franklin's overall cost-of-living picture (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.