Local costs · Kansas

What a home costs across Kansas

Property-tax rates, insurance, and closing costs vary widely by county. Below are the state-wide rules that apply everywhere in Kansas, then every county with its own tax rate and insurance range.

Statewide facts

Home insurance average
About $1,583 per year for a standard HO-3 policy (NAIC 2022 state average). Individual counties run above or below this based on local hazard risk — see the table below.
Transfer & recording tax
Kansas charges no state transfer or recording tax on a home purchase.
Title insurance
Kansas uses competitive (filed) rates. Rates are competitive rather than state-set, so we model title and settlement from a national declining-rate curve calibrated to published costs.
State income tax
Kansas income tax is modeled at about 3.92% effective for a married household at $100,000 (4.78% filing single). These are modeled effective rates from Tax Foundation 2026 brackets.

All 105 counties in Kansas

Effective property-tax rate (Census ACS) and a typical annual insurance range at the state median home value. Select a county for the full breakdown.

CountyProperty taxInsurance / yr
Allen County1.67%$940$2,100typical $1,450
Anderson County1.37%$1,080$2,410typical $1,660
Atchison County1.32%$1,060$2,360typical $1,630
Barber County1.70%$2,110$4,710typical $3,250
Barton County1.68%$1,140$2,550typical $1,760
Bourbon County1.57%$1,330$2,970typical $2,050
Brown County1.24%$1,120$2,490typical $1,720
Butler County1.46%$1,420$3,180typical $2,190
Chase County1.37%$1,490$3,320typical $2,290
Chautauqua County1.51%$1,970$4,390typical $3,030
Cherokee County1.22%$1,030$2,290typical $1,580
Cheyenne County1.30%$1,090$2,440typical $1,680
Clark County1.94%$2,130$4,760typical $3,280
Clay County1.32%$1,090$2,420typical $1,670
Cloud County1.70%$1,250$2,800typical $1,930
Coffey County1.09%$1,110$2,480typical $1,710
Comanche County2.15%$3,090$6,890typical $4,750
Cowley County1.65%$1,310$2,930typical $2,020
Crawford County1.06%$980$2,190typical $1,510
Decatur County1.79%$1,210$2,700typical $1,860
Dickinson County1.47%$990$2,200typical $1,520
Doniphan County1.07%$1,110$2,470typical $1,700
Douglas County1.22%$920$2,040typical $1,410
Edwards County1.58%$1,320$2,940typical $2,030
Elk County2.03%$1,940$4,340typical $2,990
Ellis County1.24%$1,120$2,510typical $1,730
Ellsworth County1.47%$1,270$2,830typical $1,950
Finney County1.44%$1,290$2,890typical $1,990
Ford County1.52%$1,180$2,640typical $1,820
Franklin County1.41%$1,070$2,390typical $1,650
Geary County1.44%$930$2,070typical $1,430
Gove County1.46%$1,130$2,520typical $1,740
Graham County1.82%$1,180$2,620typical $1,810
Grant County1.51%$1,140$2,550typical $1,760
Gray County1.49%$1,270$2,840typical $1,960
Greeley County1.89%$1,010$2,260typical $1,560
Greenwood County1.52%$1,620$3,610typical $2,490
Hamilton County1.49%$1,000$2,230typical $1,540
Harper County1.78%$1,440$3,220typical $2,220
Harvey County1.51%$1,010$2,260typical $1,560
Haskell County1.45%$1,250$2,800typical $1,930
Hodgeman County1.66%$1,350$3,020typical $2,080
Jackson County1.14%$1,280$2,860typical $1,970
Jefferson County1.26%$890$1,990typical $1,370
Jewell County1.93%$1,550$3,470typical $2,390
Johnson County1.14%$840$1,870typical $1,290
Kearny County1.05%$1,170$2,610typical $1,800
Kingman County1.74%$1,510$3,360typical $2,320
Kiowa County1.11%$1,790$4,000typical $2,760
Labette County1.65%$990$2,200typical $1,520
Lane County1.32%$1,240$2,760typical $1,900
Leavenworth County1.21%$910$2,030typical $1,400
Lincoln County1.46%$1,170$2,610typical $1,800
Linn County1.16%$990$2,220typical $1,530
Logan County1.64%$1,050$2,330typical $1,610
Lyon County1.55%$1,050$2,330typical $1,610
Marion County1.62%$1,050$2,330typical $1,610
Marshall County1.23%$1,140$2,550typical $1,760
McPherson County1.37%$1,070$2,380typical $1,640
Meade County1.35%$1,900$4,250typical $2,930
Miami County1.27%$1,010$2,260typical $1,560
Mitchell County1.66%$1,290$2,890typical $1,990
Montgomery County1.73%$1,120$2,510typical $1,730
Morris County1.47%$1,250$2,780typical $1,920
Morton County2.08%$1,260$2,810typical $1,940
Nemaha County0.96%$1,120$2,510typical $1,730
Neosho County1.47%$1,010$2,260typical $1,560
Ness County1.95%$1,270$2,840typical $1,960
Norton County1.70%$1,460$3,250typical $2,240
Osage County1.49%$1,140$2,550typical $1,760
Osborne County1.70%$1,270$2,830typical $1,950
Ottawa County1.66%$1,200$2,670typical $1,840
Pawnee County2.03%$1,350$3,020typical $2,080
Phillips County1.80%$1,350$3,020typical $2,080
Pottawatomie County1.14%$1,240$2,770typical $1,910
Pratt County1.74%$1,480$3,290typical $2,270
Rawlins County1.56%$1,110$2,470typical $1,700
Reno County1.63%$1,410$3,150typical $2,170
Republic County1.79%$1,420$3,180typical $2,190
Rice County1.52%$1,200$2,680typical $1,850
Riley County1.46%$990$2,220typical $1,530
Rooks County1.93%$1,550$3,470typical $2,390
Rush County1.87%$1,270$2,830typical $1,950
Russell County1.86%$1,160$2,580typical $1,780
Saline County1.31%$1,010$2,250typical $1,550
Scott County1.65%$1,110$2,480typical $1,710
Sedgwick County1.21%$920$2,040typical $1,410
Seward County1.67%$1,310$2,930typical $2,020
Shawnee County1.49%$770$1,730typical $1,190
Sheridan County1.49%$1,140$2,550typical $1,760
Sherman County1.59%$1,190$2,650typical $1,830
Smith County1.83%$1,530$3,410typical $2,350
Stafford County1.59%$1,440$3,200typical $2,210
Stanton County2.46%$1,020$2,280typical $1,570
Stevens County1.88%$1,180$2,640typical $1,820
Sumner County1.58%$1,180$2,620typical $1,810
Thomas County1.41%$1,090$2,420typical $1,670
Trego County1.45%$1,250$2,780typical $1,920
Wabaunsee County1.28%$1,540$3,440typical $2,370
Wallace County1.34%$1,060$2,360typical $1,630
Washington County1.37%$1,250$2,800typical $1,930
Wichita County1.74%$1,080$2,410typical $1,660
Wilson County1.48%$1,040$2,320typical $1,600
Woodson County1.93%$1,120$2,510typical $1,730
Wyandotte County1.46%$960$2,150typical $1,480

* Property-tax rate is approximate because the county’s Census median is top-coded.

How these numbers are built

Every figure comes from public data or our own math: Census ACS property taxes, NAIC insurance averages scaled by FEMA risk, and researched transfer-tax and title schedules.

Estimates, not advice. See the methodology for sources, vintages, and the honest gaps.