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Highest Income in Indiana

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Highest Income — Indiana

1 Zionsville $159,126
2 Carmel $134,602
3 Winfield $128,980
4 Fishers $128,141
5 St. John $127,449
6 Westfield $119,598
7 Whitestown $118,884
8 Granger $117,348
9 Lakes of the Four Seasons $116,778
10 McCordsville $113,495
11 Bright $111,140
12 Hidden Valley $106,071
13 Munster $105,764
14 Brownsburg $105,435
15 Huntertown $104,808
16 Bargersville $104,160
17 Noblesville $102,319
18 Dyer $101,183
19 Winona Lake $97,813
20 Avon $97,589
21 Crown Point $95,757
22 Highland $95,696
23 Danville $93,080
24 New Whiteland $89,196
25 Chesterton $88,536
26 Pendleton $87,971
27 Dunlap $86,641
28 Schererville $86,020
29 Plainfield $85,074
30 Cumberland $84,167
31 Lowell $83,125
32 Fortville $82,763
33 Ellettsville $82,238
34 Yorktown $81,765
35 Cedar Lake $79,177
36 Greenwood $78,765
37 South Haven $78,530
38 Charlestown $77,548
39 Franklin $77,305
40 Columbus $76,856
41 Griffith $76,009
42 Cicero $75,278
43 Greenfield $74,949
44 Porter $74,155
45 Lawrence $73,455
46 Portage $72,833
47 Hobart $71,680
48 Mooresville $70,228
49 Jeffersonville $70,157
50 Sellersburg $69,851
51 Valparaiso $67,664
52 New Haven $67,121
53 Nappanee $66,944
54 Batesville $66,806
55 Garrett $65,611
56 Jasper $65,283
57 Columbia City $65,000
58 Merrillville $64,791
59 Tipton $64,709
60 Lebanon $63,773
61 Seymour $63,388
62 Greensburg $63,235
63 Indianapolis $62,995
64 Boonville $62,500
65 Auburn $62,339
66 Rensselaer $61,648
67 Mount Vernon $61,527
68 Kendallville $60,909
69 Alexandria $60,616
70 Rochester $60,304
71 Fort Wayne $60,293
72 La Porte $59,862
73 Westville $59,732
74 Angola $59,355
75 Decatur $58,867
76 Shelbyville $58,532
77 Clarksville $58,518
78 Bluffton $57,929
79 Rushville $57,269
80 Princeton $57,234
81 Warsaw $57,170
82 Speedway $57,158
83 Gas City $57,106
84 Madison $57,050
85 Lake Station $56,306
86 Martinsville $56,186
87 Goshen $55,436
88 Greencastle $54,217
89 Wabash $54,199
90 Kokomo $54,195
91 New Albany $54,152
92 Elwood $54,084
93 Hammond $53,950
94 Ross $53,824
95 Frankfort $53,522
96 Mishawaka $53,120
97 Plymouth $53,115
98 Michigan City $52,979
99 Lafayette $52,946
100 Lawrenceburg $52,778

The highest-income cities in Indiana represent areas where residents earn significantly above the national median. Zionsville leads with a median household income of $159,126. These cities are often home to concentrations of high-paying industries including technology, finance, and healthcare.

High median incomes typically correlate with strong local economies, educated workforces, and proximity to major employment centers. Many of these cities are suburbs or satellite communities of larger metro areas, where professionals live while commuting to nearby urban cores.

While high incomes are attractive, they often come with correspondingly higher costs of living, particularly in housing. The gap between income and housing costs varies significantly across these top-earning communities.

Did You Know?

  • 1. Households in Zionsville earn $159,126 — that's 112% above the national median of $75,000.
  • 2. Median household income has grown faster in suburban communities than in urban cores over the past decade.
  • 3. High-income cities often correlate with higher education levels — most of these cities have college attainment rates above 50%.
  • 4. IN is well-represented with 10 cities in the top income rankings.

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