Housing by town in Carroll County, Indiana

Carroll County, Indiana has 19 places with Census figures, and its median gross rent is $890 (±$102) a month (2020–2024 American Community Survey).

17.8% of its households rent.

The median gross rent was $691 in 2015–2019 (+28.8%; No measurable change after inflation).

Tippecanoe Township (Carroll County) has the highest median gross rent ($1,251) and Jackson Township (Carroll County) the lowest ($392).

Figures last updated on .

Median gross rent
$890 (±$102)
Households that rent
17.8%
Median household income
$65,645
Places
19

Cities, towns and townships in Carroll County

Census estimates, 2020–2024
PlaceMedian gross rentHouseholds that rentMedian household incomeMedian home valueMedian real estate taxes
Adams Township (Carroll County)—13.5%$84,487$160,600—
Burlington$92122.6%$75,833$146,300$915
Burlington Township$93810.8%$86,544$236,400$1,064
Camden$39220.7%$53,000$107,700$744
Carrollton Township—11.6%$79,688$174,300$1,500
Clay Township (Carroll County)—7.0%$71,042$248,000$1,430
Deer Creek Township (Carroll County)$93627.4%$61,627$155,000$1,146
Delphi$93333.9%$59,972$141,300$1,285
Democrat Township—0.0%$92,813$245,500$1,073
Flora$78730.8%$51,429$158,200$1,075
Jackson Township (Carroll County)$39212.7%$62,188$151,000$910
Jefferson Township (Carroll County)$73112.4%$57,734$197,000$1,130
Liberty Township (Carroll County)—0.0%$71,850$99,200$612
Madison Township (Carroll County)$90541.0%$128,409$221,900$886
Monroe Township (Carroll County)$79125.3%$55,056$173,500$1,255
Rock Creek Township (Carroll County)—14.1%$62,000—$1,810
Tippecanoe Township (Carroll County)$1,25117.5%$61,438$181,000$712
Washington Township (Carroll County)—18.8%$60,313$180,500$738
Yeoman$55622.7%$49,861$128,700$1,047

HUD income limits, fiscal year 2026

Carroll County, IN HUD Metro FMR Area, annual household income
Household sizeExtremely low (30%)Very low (50%)Low (80%)
1 person$18,400$30,650$49,000
2 people$21,640$35,000$56,000
3 people$27,320$39,400$63,000
4 people$33,000$43,750$70,000
5 people$38,680$47,250$75,600
6 people$44,360$50,750$81,200
7 people$50,040$54,250$86,800
8 people$55,720$57,750$92,400

How the places in Carroll County rank across Indiana

ZIP codes in Carroll County

ZIP Code Tabulation Areas whose land lies mostly in this county (2020–2024 estimates)
ZIP codeResidentsMedian gross rentMedian home valueMedian household incomeHouseholds that rent
469238,221$947$170,600$63,55319.8%
469293,056$808$186,500$56,94026.4%
469171,924—$143,900$61,64313.0%
469201,401—$280,500$100,0742.0%
469131,400$905$171,800$91,1369.1%
46915617$921$162,500$70,76118.8%
47997235$556$128,700$49,86122.7%

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Questions about Carroll County

Which place in Carroll County has the highest rent?

Tippecanoe Township (Carroll County) has the highest median gross rent, $1,251 (±$741) a month (2020–2024 American Community Survey).

Which place in Carroll County has the lowest rent?

Jackson Township (Carroll County) has the lowest median gross rent, $392 (±$312) a month.

What is the median rent in Carroll County, Indiana?

The median gross rent in Carroll County is $890 (±$102) a month (2020–2024 American Community Survey).

Sources

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Figures are published by the US Census Bureau, HUD, the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the FBI; Seayora reproduces them and does not adjust them, except where a sentence says it compares dollar figures after inflation. They describe the whole place, not any one building or street, and are not an appraisal, a rent determination, a tax bill, a safety rating or legal advice.

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