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Living in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Cedar Rapids is the second-largest city in Iowa and a genuinely productive Midwestern city that punches above its weight in manufacturing, food processing, and regional commerce. It offers an exceptional quality of life at a remarkably low cost.
The economy is anchored by food production and proces
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I know before moving to Cedar Rapids, Iowa?
When relocating to Cedar Rapids, plan to transfer utilities, update your driver's license, and register your vehicle in Iowa. Local resources including hospitals, schools, and utility providers are listed on this page to help you settle in quickly.
City facts
Population
137,264
Nearby Airport
CID · The Eastern Iowa Airport
Approximate
Climate / Avg Temperature
Avg 48°F; Jan low 12°F, Jul high 86°F
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Nearby Sports Teams
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Estimated Moving Cost Range
$1,300–$4,500
Approximate
Listed University
Coe College; Mount Mercy University
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Housing & Household Snapshot
Median Household Income
$70,424
Median Home Value
$187,100
Median Gross Rent
$967
Households
59,351
Homeownership Rate
68.5%
Renter Rate
31.5%
Source: US Census Bureau, 2020–2024 ACS 5-year estimates
