Cherokee, IA — income, home value, property tax, and sales tax.
In ZIP code 51046, which takes in Cherokee, households earn a median of $84,125 a year, while per-capita income sits at $45,310. That earnings level shapes what daily life costs. A median home value of $160,300, taxed at a county rate of 0.98%, works out to roughly $1,571 in annual property taxes—a predictable line in the yearly budget. Add a combined sales tax of 7.00% on purchases, and the overall picture is one where housing costs stay contained but everyday spending carries a steady tax load. Families here balance solid incomes against those recurring obligations.
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