66092, Wellsville, KS

Wellsville, KS 66092 is located in Johnson County and has a population of approximately 9,000. The median household income in the 66092 zip code is $50,000. Wellsville is a small town with a population of just over 9,000 people. It is located in the Flint Hills region of Kansas and has been known for its agriculture since the 1800s.

The Wellsville area was first settled by the Osage Nation in 1854. The Osage were followed by other settlers who began to arrive in the 1870s. The town was named after General John C. Welles, who served as Secretary of War during the American Civil War. Wellsville was officially incorporated on November 1, 1887.

Today, Wellsville is an agricultural community that relies heavily on crops such as corn and wheat. However, due to changes in technology and market conditions over the past several years, there has been a decline in agricultural activity within Wellsville Zip Code 66092 . This decline has had a negative impact on home prices within this zip code .

According to Zillow , home prices within ZIP Code 66092 have decreased by 5% from December 2017 to December 2018 . This decrease is much greater than the national average of 2%. In addition , Zillow reports that home values within ZIP Code 66092 are now below their pre-recession levels .

One reason for this decline may be that many people who were previously homeowners have decided to sell their homes because they can no longer afford them or they are no longer comfortable living in them due to increased crime rates or other concerns . Additionally , many people who were looking to buy homes have been discouraged from doing so by low home equity values . Low home equity values can make it difficult for buyers to obtain financing and also make it more difficult for them to resell their homes if they decide they no longer want them .

Despite these challenges , there are still some homeowners within ZIP Code 66092 who are enjoying healthy home equity values . Homeowners with good credit scores and stable employment may be able to maintain their homes even if prices decline slightly over time . For those homeowners whose incomes do not allow them to keep up with rising property taxes or maintenance costs , it may be necessary for them to sell their homes at lower prices than they would like in order not lose all of their equity value