What is the median home value in North State Street / North Main Street?

The median home value in North State Street / North Main Street, Indiana is $271,100, based on U.S. Census American Community Survey data.

What is the median rent in North State Street / North Main Street?

The median monthly rent in North State Street / North Main Street, Indiana is $1,255, based on U.S. Census American Community Survey data.

What is the population of North State Street / North Main Street?

About 4,427 people live in North State Street / North Main Street, Indiana, according to the U.S. Census.

What is the median age in North State Street / North Main Street?

The median age in North State Street / North Main Street, Indiana is 42.2 years, based on U.S. Census American Community Survey data.

Greenfield.

North State Street / North Main Street

ZIP46140CountyHancockStateIN

Median home value$271,100+61.6% past 5 yrs Median rent$1,255/mo Assigned elementaryEden Elementary School4.7 mi Nearest hospitalHancock Regional Hospital4.3 mi Top climate hazardsDrought · Hail

OverviewScores run 0–10 and center on the state median

Foundation

CommunityR+47 multi-cycle avgmedian age 42.291% in the same home as last year Safety1.8 /1k violentproperty 7.4 /1k6 traffic deaths in 2 mi Schools7.2/10Eden Elementary School 4.7 mi53% ELA · 78% math Health7.6/10hospital 4.3 mi5.5% uninsured

Daily Life

Amenities2.1/10Mom & Pop's Grocery 1.5 mi7 supermarkets in 5 mi Mobility3.7/1023 walk · 39 bike Climate3.6/10Drought · Hail Outdoor5.1/100 parks in 1 mi9.7% tract canopy

Money & Work

Jobs7.9/103.5% unemployment$91K household income Housing2.5/10$271K value$1,255/mo rent

Community Profile

Population16,562 Greenfield

Household size2.5

Bachelor's or higher30%

Owner-occupied72%

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