| Kodiak, AK | |
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| State | Alaska |
| Population | 6,022 |
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Compared to its surrounding areas, Kodiak is somewhat more expensive, and it is somewhat more expensive compared to the entire country.
The median home in Kodiak is valued at $255,000. This is about $54,375 (27%) higher in comparison to its surrounding areas.It is about $37,500 (17%) higher compared to the entire nation.
The median rent in Kodiak is $1,228 per month. Compared to its nearby areas this is about $352 (40%) higher.It is about $166 (15%) higher in comparison to the US as a whole.
Womens Bay is about 8 miles southwest from Kodiak. Housing prices there are substantially more expensive. The median home in Womens Bay costs $425,200, which works out to $170,200 (40%) higher than Kodiak. Its rents are a bit more expensive. Womens Bay's median rent is $1,529 per month, which works out to $301 (19%) higher than Kodiak.
Old Harbor is approximately 40 miles southwest from Kodiak. Its housing prices are substantially less expensive. The median home in Old Harbor is valued at $86,700, which is $168,300 (194%) lower than Kodiak. Its rents are significantly less expensive. Old Harbor's median monthly rent is $925, which comes out to $303 (32%) lower than Kodiak.
Nanwalek is roughly 73 miles north from Kodiak. Housing prices there are significantly less expensive. The median home in Nanwalek costs $153,100, which is $101,900 (66%) lower than Kodiak. Rents there are significantly less expensive. In Nanwalek the median rent is $483 a month, which comes out to $745 (154%) lower than Kodiak.
Port Graham is about 73 miles north of Kodiak. Its real estate prices are significantly less expensive. The price of the median home in Port Graham is $137,500, which is $117,500 (85%) lower than Kodiak. The rent there is a lot less expensive. In Port Graham the median rent is $569 per month, which comes out to $659 (115%) lower than Kodiak.