Cost of Living in Washburn
Washburn's cost of living runs genuinely low, anchored by real, disclosed housing and rent affordability well below national comparison figures.
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Learn moreHousing runs genuinely affordable
A cited median home value of approximately $226,200 (a separate Zillow figure cites ~$250,069) runs well below both North Dakota's own $290,642 statewide average and the ~$408,776 national comparison figure this dataset uses (base record).
Rent runs genuinely, notably low
Washburn's cited median rent (~$804/month) runs among the more affordable figures cited across this project's North Dakota Tier B batch (base record).
North Dakota's real, low state income tax applies
North Dakota's top marginal income tax rate (2.50%, per this project's North Dakota state record) is described by multiple sources as the lowest of any state that levies an income tax at all (base record).
Household income runs close to the state figure
Washburn's cited median household income (~$75,729) runs genuinely close to North Dakota's own statewide figure (~$76,525-$76,657) (base record).
Key takeaways
- Washburn's housing costs run genuinely below both state and national comparison figures.
- Rent runs genuinely, notably low relative to other markets in this project's North Dakota batch.
- North Dakota's real, current 2.50% top marginal income tax rate applies in Washburn as statewide.
- Median household income runs genuinely close to North Dakota's own statewide figure.
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