Sioux County, Nebraska

Innovative real estate investing opportunities are available in the various cities in Sioux County, Nebraska. The county offers a variety of investment opportunities, including single-family homes, multifamily dwellings, commercial properties, and vacant land.

Sioux County is located in the northwest corner of Nebraska and is bordered by South Dakota to the north and Iowa to the east. The county seat is Orange City, and other notable cities include Sioux Center, Rock Valley, Hull, Irene, Alton, Hawarden, Hospers, Inwood, Le Mars, Maurice, Orange City IA|NE , Sheldon Sioux Falls SD , and Sioux Rapids IA .

The population of Sioux County was 32,296 at the 2010 census. The median household income was $56,310 and the median family income was $70,943. The per capita income was $27,479.

Approximately 60% of the workforce is employed in agriculture-related jobs. The top five employers in the county are: 1) Tyson Fresh Meats 2) Cargill 3) Wells Enterprises 4) Northwestern College 5) Hy-Vee grocery store chain . Other major industries include: manufacturing (especially food processing), education (private colleges), health care (hospital & clinics), retail trade , and tourism .

The cost of living in Sioux County is relatively low when compared to other parts of Nebraska or even neighboring states. According to Sperling's Best Places website , "the overall cost of living index for Orange City [the county seat] is 87 which means it's 13% cheaper than average." Housing costs are also very reasonable with a median home price of just over $100k . Rent prices are also quite affordable with a one bedroom apartment averaging around $500/month .