Indianapolis, IN — income, home value, property tax, and sales tax.
In ZIP code 46226, on Indianapolis's northeast side, households earn a median of $50,325, while per-capita income reaches $27,343. That gap hints at a mix of household sizes and earners. A median home valued at $158,600 carries county property taxes near 0.91%, roughly $1,440 a year. Add Marion County's 7.00% combined sales tax, and everyday purchases take a steady cut. With earnings at this level, housing costs stay the dominant line item, and the sales tax shapes routine spending. Budgets here stretch across mortgage or rent, groceries, and transportation, with little slack for surprises.
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