| Pierce, NE | |
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| State | Nebraska |
| Population | 2,013 |
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In comparison to its surrounding areas, Pierce is a bit less expensive, and it's significantly less expensive compared to the rest of the country. Compared to the city of Sioux City however, it is close to average.
The median home in Pierce costs $115,500. It is about $8,060 (6%) lower compared to its surrounding areas.In comparison to the entire nation it is about $102,000 (46%) lower, and compared to the city of Sioux City is is very similar.
The median monthly rent in Pierce is $593. This is about $126 (17%) lower in comparison to nearby areas.Compared to the nation as a whole it is approximately $469 (44%) lower, and is roughly $190 (24%) lower compared to the city of Sioux City.
Hadar is about 6 miles southeast from Pierce. The real estate prices there are a little more expensive. The median home in Hadar is valued at $148,200, which works out to $32,700 (22%) higher than Pierce. Rent there is a little more expensive. The median rent in Hadar is $867 a month, which is $274 (31%) higher than Pierce.
Osmond is approximately 10 miles north of Pierce. The housing prices there are somewhat less expensive. The median home value in Osmond is $92,800, which comes out to $22,700 (24%) lower than Pierce. Rents there are somewhat more expensive. The median monthly rent in Osmond is $725, which comes out to $132 (18%) higher than Pierce.
Norfolk is about 11 miles southeast from Pierce. Housing prices there are a little more expensive. The median home price in Norfolk is $145,400, which works out to $29,900 (20%) higher than Pierce. Rent there is a bit more expensive. In Norfolk the median rent is $696 a month, which is $103 (14%) higher than Pierce.
Battle Creek is about 13 miles south of Pierce. Housing prices there are a bit more expensive. Battle Creek's median home price is $146,400, which is $30,900 (21%) higher than Pierce. The rent there is a bit more expensive. Battle Creek's median monthly rent is $651, which works out to $58 (8%) higher than Pierce.
Randolph is approximately 13 miles northeast of Pierce. Housing prices there are substantially less expensive. The median home in Randolph is valued at $85,000, which is $30,500 (35%) lower than Pierce. Its rents are a bit more expensive. Randolph's median monthly rent is $658, which is $65 (9%) higher than Pierce.