Blain, PA — income, home value, property tax, and sales tax.
Blain anchors this ZIP code, where households bring in a median $87,578 annually and per-capita income reaches $32,478 — placing the area squarely in middle-income territory rather than affluent or working-class. Homes carry a median value of $302,900, and the county's 1.21% effective property tax rate applies against that figure. Sales tax combines to 6.00% on purchases. The gap between household and per-capita income hints at multi-earner homes or larger families, while the property tax load tracks with the housing stock's value. Overall, this is a middle-income ZIP with tax obligations that follow from its home prices and spending patterns.
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