Pros and Cons of Living in Redfield
Redfield's core trade-off pairs genuine housing affordability and a real, verified hunting-tourism identity against real, disclosed data-quality gaps this record does not soften.
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Learn morePro: genuine, appreciating housing affordability
Redfield's cited median home value runs well below the national median, with real, disclosed recent appreciation.
Pro: a real, verified, current tourism identity
Redfield's Pheasant Capital of the World© identity remains genuinely active, bringing $11 million in disclosed 2024-25 season hunter spending to Spink County alone.
Con: a real, disclosed population data gap
No post-2020-Census population figure for Redfield itself was located this pass -- this record does not fabricate a current estimate.
Con: real, disclosed age and property-tax-rate spreads
Redfield's median age (44.2-49 years) and Spink County's property tax rate (1.4%-1.58%) both carry real, disclosed cross-source spreads this record does not fully resolve.
Key takeaways
- Pro: genuinely affordable, appreciating housing relative to the national median.
- Pro: a real, verified, current Pheasant Capital of the World© hunting-tourism identity.
- Con: a real, disclosed gap in any post-2020-Census population figure for Redfield.
- Con: real, disclosed cross-source spreads in median age and the Spink County property tax rate.
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