In Bell (Rice, Kansas), the median home price is $126,946; median household income is $77,614; the population is 0; schools rate 7.6 out of 10; the violent crime rate is 208.7 per 100k; and the average commute is 21.1 minutes. Sources: Zillow Research and the US Census Bureau.
Bell at a glance
Population
0
Median Household Income
$77,614
Typical Home Value
$126,946
School District Rating
7.6
Violent Crime Rate
208.7
Avg Commute Time
21.1
About Bell
The median home value is $126,946, 4% above the Rice median and 52% below the Kansas median. Median household income is $77,614 (21% above the Rice median).
Bell is a town in Rice, Kansas. hearthmap aggregates housing, demographic, school, crime, and environmental data for every ZIP and census tract inside the town. Compare Bell with neighboring towns or with anywhere else in the country.
Data comes from the U.S. Census Bureau, the National Center for Education Statistics, the FBI Uniform Crime Reporting Program, the EPA, Zillow, Redfin, and other public sources. Some metrics are spatially derived from finer-grained data (ZIPs and tracts) when the source does not publish at the town level directly.
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Bell at a glance: frequently asked questions
- What is the population of Bell, Kansas?
- Bell has a population of 0 based on the most recent US Census estimate.
- What is the median home price in Bell, Kansas?
- The median home value in Bell is $126,946, 4% above the Rice median. Open the interactive map to see the distribution block by block.
- What is the median household income in Bell?
- Median household income in Bell is $77,614 per year, sourced from the US Census American Community Survey.
- What county is Bell, Kansas in?
- Bell is in Rice, Kansas. The county page compares every town in Rice on housing, schools, crime, and demographics.
- How are the schools in Bell?
- Schools serving Bell rate 7.6 out of 10 on hearthmap's school-district rating, a composite of math proficiency, reading proficiency, and graduation rates.
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