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Minnesota: cities with the highest household income

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In short: Minnesota: Chanhassen has the highest median household income ($143,651) among the 80 largest places.
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By AtiveSite · Published 07/11/2026 · Updated 08/11/2026 · Every figure is linked to its source below.

Chanhassen#1
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Ranking

CITY (80 largest of Minnesota) Official statistics Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year (via Census Reporter) · Data: ACS 2020–2024

Among the 80 largest places in Minnesota, Chanhassen has the highest median household income ($143,651), followed by Lakeville and Andover. Click any column to sort; click a city for its guide.

What the ranking shows

Across the 80 places in Minnesota that we cover, the median is $89,389 and the average $93,997; the figure runs from $143,651 (Chanhassen) to $55,405 (Bemidji). That is a spread of 2.6 times between the two ends. The state figure is $89,062; 40 of the 80 places are above it and 40 at or below.

How to use it

The first five are Chanhassen, Lakeville, Andover, Plymouth, Prior Lake. A high or low position is not good or bad on its own: high incomes often come with higher housing costs, so compare rent as a share of income. Use the Compare tab on each city page to see how two places differ across income, rent, commute and education, and check the county page for the local job market.

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# ⇅City ⇅County ⇅Median household income ⇅Population ⇅Median rent ⇅
1ChanhassenCarver County$143,65126,006$1,831
2LakevilleDakota County$139,04174,354$1,806
3AndoverAnoka County$137,59333,035$2,037
4PlymouthHennepin County$136,53479,220$1,766
5Prior LakeScott County$134,25528,016$1,654
6Maple GroveHennepin County$132,73171,173$1,868
7St. MichaelWright County$131,27420,010$1,483
8Eden PrairieHennepin County$130,48963,051$1,833
9RosemountDakota County$129,62527,562$1,640
10EdinaHennepin County$128,76753,262$1,844
11Lino LakesAnoka County$127,18122,113$1,874
12SavageScott County$125,51332,889$1,766
13WoodburyWashington County$125,31078,305$1,908
14FarmingtonDakota County$123,67323,902$1,241
15Cottage GroveWashington County$120,79140,992$1,783
16Ham LakeAnoka County$120,13516,702$1,173
17OtsegoWright County$119,92722,245$1,765
18MinnetonkaHennepin County$119,51753,064$1,779
19RamseyAnoka County$116,41528,421$1,826
20HugoWashington County$116,22816,340$1,891
21ChamplinHennepin County$116,10223,294$1,689
22ChaskaCarver County$110,95628,706$1,553
23Golden ValleyHennepin County$108,77221,725$1,785
24Elk RiverSherburne County$108,74126,793$1,283
25EaganDakota County$108,69068,000$1,679
26ShoreviewRamsey County$108,37026,714$1,661
27ShakopeeScott County$107,22346,012$1,531
28BlaineAnoka County$106,80172,488$1,705
29StillwaterWashington County$105,85319,355$1,622
30St. Louis ParkHennepin County$101,64849,594$1,644
31Inver Grove HeightsDakota County$101,31635,906$1,465
32Apple ValleyDakota County$97,67355,679$1,738
33HastingsDakota County$93,99822,117$1,183
34OakdaleWashington County$93,77228,585$1,481
35BloomingtonHennepin County$93,21188,665$1,561
36Forest LakeWashington County$92,94420,729$1,421
37CrystalHennepin County$92,51322,476$1,467
38MaplewoodRamsey County$91,39440,695$1,406
39Brooklyn ParkHennepin County$89,89183,876$1,325
40RochesterOlmsted County$89,389122,330$1,399
41BuffaloWright County$88,82016,499$1,182
42New BrightonRamsey County$88,52122,710$1,397
43RobbinsdaleHennepin County$88,25214,234$1,758
44Coon RapidsAnoka County$88,25163,468$1,494
45South St. PaulDakota County$87,99420,611$1,199
46BurnsvilleDakota County$87,02464,463$1,513
47RosevilleRamsey County$86,93035,802$1,374
48RichfieldHennepin County$85,13236,642$1,393
49NorthfieldRice County$84,89520,742$1,103
50SartellStearns County$84,13119,758$1,275
51White Bear LakeRamsey County$83,55423,908$1,601
52MinneapolisHennepin County$80,846427,246$1,371
53North MankatoNicollet County$80,79114,211$973
54OwatonnaSteele County$80,75026,498$1,067
55MonticelloWright County$79,53414,858$1,405
56FridleyAnoka County$77,68030,241$1,326
57New HopeHennepin County$77,66221,181$1,335
58AnokaAnoka County$75,94817,970$1,269
59HopkinsHennepin County$75,23418,819$1,468
60Columbia HeightsAnoka County$73,69122,155$1,295
61St. PaulRamsey County$73,394307,284$1,281
62HutchinsonMcLeod County$72,83614,680$940
63MoorheadClay County$72,76145,036$1,033
64Brooklyn CenterHennepin County$72,53532,479$1,376
65DuluthSaint Louis County$68,80787,093$1,087
66West St. PaulDakota County$68,46421,382$1,282
67AustinMower County$68,05726,358$953
68Red WingGoodhue County$67,19216,758$969
69MankatoBlue Earth County$66,87345,473$1,132
70Albert LeaFreeborn County$64,60318,330$857
71New UlmBrown County$64,44914,056$962
72WillmarKandiyohi County$62,28021,378$910
73FaribaultRice County$61,44924,631$1,074
74St. CloudStearns County$61,37470,629$1,003
75AlexandriaDouglas County$61,37414,735$934
76WinonaWinona County$56,33726,009$882
77Fergus FallsOtter Tail County$56,16214,181$911
78BrainerdCrow Wing County$56,11114,468$827
79HibbingSaint Louis County$55,78916,057$833
80BemidjiBeltrami County$55,40515,569$1,067

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Unincorporated places are census-designated places: they have no city government but are counted as communities. Figures describe the city itself.

FAQ

Which Minnesota city has the highest median household income?

Chanhassen, with $143,651 (among the 80 largest places; ACS 2020–2024).

How many cities are ranked?

The 80 largest places in Minnesota by population.

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