Cost of Living in Redfield
Redfield's cost of living runs genuinely low on housing and taxes, though this record discloses a real, disclosed Spink County property tax spread honestly.
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Learn moreGenuinely affordable, appreciating housing
Redfield's cited median home value (~$148,622, May 2026) runs well below the ~$408,776 national comparison figure, with a real, disclosed 12.76% year-over-year increase (base record).
South Dakota's real no-income-tax structure
No state individual income tax applies, alongside a 4.2% state sales tax before local add-ons -- South Dakota's statewide combined average runs approximately 5.99% (base record).
A real, disclosed Spink County property tax spread
Spink County's effective property tax rate carries a real, disclosed spread of approximately 1.4%-1.58%, running modestly above South Dakota's own ~1.06% statewide anchor (base record).
A real, modest income spread for context
Redfield's median household income carries a real, modest, disclosed spread ($58,229-$60,586) -- a real context for evaluating overall affordability (base record).
Key takeaways
- Redfield's housing costs run genuinely affordable relative to the national median, with real recent appreciation.
- South Dakota's no-income-tax structure and ~5.99% combined average sales tax apply in Redfield.
- Spink County's property tax rate runs modestly above South Dakota's own statewide anchor.
- Median household income carries a real, modest, disclosed cross-source spread.
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