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Compare Rogers vs Dallas on cost, climate, safety, and daily life

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Best for affordability: Dallas, Iowa

Dallas, Iowa looks like the easiest place here to live with less financial drag. It comes out ahead on home price and tax burden.

Comparison Matrix

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General Info
Population63,1591,300,642
Elevation1,368 ft(417 m)0 ft(0 m)
Housing & Wealth
Median Home
$373,288
$157,280
Median Rent
$1,400
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Median Income$78,075$63,985
Rent Burden22%N/A
Climate & Risks
Sunny Days300 days/yr313 days/yr
Avg. High69°F77°F
Comfort Score64/100Good73/100Great
Temp Swing44°F40°F
Annual Rainfall47"(119 cm)55"(140 cm)
Annual Snowfall4"(10 cm)1"(3 cm)
Air Quality
AQI 43 (Avg)1 days > 100
AQI 49 (Avg)58 days > 100
Infrastructure & Lifestyle
Walk ScoreN/A92
Transit ScoreN/A89
Safety Score67 / 10072 / 100
School Rating7.1/106.1/10
Internet Access
Fiber: 40%Cable: 90%
Fiber: 75%Cable: 94%
Demographics
Median Age33.4 years33.1 years
College Educated33%37%
Remote Workers10%12%
Nature Access
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