Housing in Langdon

Langdon's housing market runs genuinely affordable across its full disclosed range, though this record discloses a real, notably wide cross-source spread on home values rather than forcing it to one number.

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A real, notably wide home-value spread

A City-Data-style 2024 ACS estimate cited Langdon's median home value at approximately $144,710, while Zillow separately cited a typical home value of approximately $260,537 -- nearly 80% higher (base record).

Both bounds still run affordable nationally

Even the higher Zillow figure runs below the ~$408,776 national median comparison figure, and below North Dakota's own ~$290,642 statewide average, though by a far narrower margin than the ACS figure (base record).

Closely clustered rent figures

Average rent (~$818/month) and median gross rent (~$794/month, 2024 ACS) run closely clustered, a comparatively minor cross-source gap (base record).

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Key takeaways

Langdon's home-value figures carry a real, disclosed wide spread ($144,710-$260,537) this record does not force to one number.
Both bounds of that spread still run below the national comparison figure.
Rent runs genuinely modest and closely clustered around $794-$818/month.
Confirm current, specific listings directly given the real, disclosed home-value spread.

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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.