Johnson County KS Zip Code Stats....

Johnson County KS Zip Code Stats....

Real Estate Agent · Kansas City · Member since 2018 · 4k+ posts · 3k+ votes

Here's an October snapshot of 33 Johnson County, KS ZIP codes. I pulled these from the MLS. Numbers are represented as: Average price | Average days on market | Close to list price ratio | New listings for that month.

66013 - $739,442 | 155 days | 100.8% | 6
66018 - $499,083 | 66 days | 100.1% | 9
66021 - $283,608 | 24 days | 99.3% | 7
66025 - $325,000 | 52 days | 99.1% | 3
66030 - $370,950 | 36 days | 100.5% | 35
66061 - $507,130 | 78 days | 99.8% | 71
66062 - $492,300 | 40 days | 99.9% | 68
66083 - $384,172 | 84 days | 98.8% | 40
66085 - $771,087 | 309 days | 101.1% | 12
66202 - $374,688 | 24 days | 99.1% | 7
66203 - $321,059 | 26 days | 100.7% | 8
66204 - $307,900 | 19 days | 105.9% | 10
66205 - $571,995 | 25 days | 97.6% | 13
66206 - $917,234 | 37 days | 99.7% | 3
66207 - $678,707 | 25 days | 99.4% | 11
66208 - $721,741 | 21 days | 101.1% | 23
66209 - $727,514 | 24 days | 102.1% | 4
66210 - $416,794 | 22 days | 99.2% | 9
66211 - $1,205,083 | 12 days | 99.1% | 3
66212 - $406,615 | 29 days | 99.8% | 24
66213 - $517,845 | 37 days | 99.6% | 5
66214 - 363,920 | 37 days | 100.9% | 7
66215 - $403,286 | 22 days | 99.1% | 16
66216 - $421,061 | 86 days | 97.8% | 16
66217 - $933,000 | 89 days | 97% | 1
66218 - $498,188 | 25 days | 99.3% | 2
66219 - $538,692 | 45 days | 99.8% | 6
66220 - $810,489 | 41 days | 100.2% | 15
66221 - $1,017,897 | 96 days | 99.2% | 14
66223 - $686,543 | 41 days | 98.1% | 19
66224 - $901,933 | 20 days | 100.7% | 14
66226 - $524,877 | 35 days | 99.3% | 8
66227 - $616,244 | 104 days | 99.3% | 16

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Jay HinrichsBusiness Member
Real Estate Consultant · Summerlin, NV · Member since 2014 · 45k+ posts · 66k+ votes
9h

those are super strong numbers.. what about the zip in the lower priced rental areas ??

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  • Noah WrightBusiness Member
    USA, Nationwide · Member since 2024 · 319 posts · 119 votes
    10h

    Pulling this by zip straight from the MLS is useful work, and the close to list column tells an investor more than the averages do. For anyone buying with a DSCR loan, the missing column is rent. Most DSCR lenders size the loan off what the property rents for, not the buyer's income. So a zip like 66204, at $307,900 with 19 days on market and 105.9% of list, is where the rent to price math has the best shot, and it's also where buyers are paying over asking. In the higher priced zips like 66211 or 66221, the rent commonly won't cover the full payment at a high loan to value unless the investor brings a lot of equity. Price tells you what you'll pay, rent tells you what you can borrow. Do you track average rents for these same zips?

    • Real Estate Agent · Kansas City · Member since 2018 · 4k+ posts · 3k+ votes
      6h

      I can pull those too. A little trickier to do

  • Jay HinrichsBusiness Member
    Real Estate Consultant · Summerlin, NV · Member since 2014 · 45k+ posts · 66k+ votes
    9h

    those are super strong numbers.. what about the zip in the lower priced rental areas ??

    • Real Estate Agent · Kansas City · Member since 2018 · 4k+ posts · 3k+ votes
      6h

      I’ll post Jackson County here soon. Those have some of the lower end zips.

  • Realtor · Memphis, Shelby County · Member since 2026 · 207 posts · 69 votes
    6h

    Jay, if you're hunting the lower-priced rental pockets, I'd read this table for liquidity rather than price alone — the ZIPs moving in under 30 days near list price tell you where buyer demand is deepest, which matters when you eventually sell or refi. The outlier to respect here is 66085: 309 average days at that price point signals a very different market segment. One caution from the agent side: averages can hide a lot. A ZIP with a $320K average might have entry-level pockets and luxury pockets in the same code, so pull the sold comps at your actual price point before you draw conclusions. And pair the price data with rent comps — the cheapest acquisition ZIP isn't the best rental ZIP unless the rents support it.

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