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Residential comparison · 13 facts

Graham, WA vs South Hill, WA

Compare the housing, tax, cost, income, safety, school, and climate facts that are available for both places. The table shows the numbers without declaring one city universally better.

A household earning $85,000 in Graham needs about $94,000 in South Hill to keep the same lifestyle.
Coming from South Hill, $85,000 of lifestyle costs about $76,000 in Graham.

A few differences

Graham vs South Hill · facet by facet
FacetGraham, WASouth Hill, WA
Median home price$516,700$543,600
2-bedroom rent$1,713/mo$1,893/mo
Property tax rate0.87%0.87%
State & local income tax0%0%
Sales tax9.4%9.4%
Cost of living index118122
Groceries index106106
Utilities$155/mo$155/mo
Median household income$116,862$113,130
Unemployment rate4.3%4.3%
Crime index50/10050/100
School rating6.5/106.5/10
Sunny days / year155 days155 days

Data: Census ACS 2024 · BLS · Tax Foundation 2024 brackets · HUD/Zillow · NOAA 1991–2020 · FEMA NRI · Values are shown as reported; no universal winner is implied.

Full profiles: Graham, WA · South Hill, WA
Questions & answers
Is Graham cheaper than South Hill?
Graham has the lower day-to-day cost index (118 vs 122 against a national 100). The other differences are shown facet by facet in the table.
What household income in South Hill equals $85,000 in Graham?
A household earning $85,000 in Graham needs about $94,000 in South Hill to keep the same lifestyle; coming the other way, $85,000 of South Hill lifestyle costs about $76,000 in Graham.