Real Estate Investing in Springfield, South Dakota (57062)

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Bon Homme County • Population: 2,531 • Data updated: September 2026

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Should you buy in 57062 (Springfield, SD)? Our answer, based on the numbers below.

🏠 For Homebuyers
CAUTION
Grade D (50/100)

Proceed carefully. Weak appreciation or affordability makes this a harder case for most buyers.

📈 For Investors
WEAK
2.0 / 5 (33/100)

Structural challenges here. The numbers may look cheap but operational risk is high. Only for experienced, hands-on investors.

⚠️ Risks to Know
1 flag
  • High vacancy: 18.2% of homes vacant — above national norms.

• Modeled rent — no observed market rent for this ZIP; the figure is estimated from HUD fair-market rent.

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2.0/ 5

Investability

Overall investment appeal

1.0/ 5

Appreciation

Long-term value growth

3.0/ 5

Cashflow ROI

Rental yield potential

Avg Home Value $202,688
Avg Monthly Rent $855
1% Rule ✗ Does Not Meet
Median Income $59,063
% Renters 27.3%

Market Analysis: 57062 Springfield

The 57062 ZIP covers a section of Springfield that demands careful diligence. Prices near $203K look accessible, but the work to make a deal cash flow is real.

The investment case in 57062 is sturdy only for operators who understand what they are buying. A $203K median suggests accessibility, but management intensity, vacancy drift, and capex surprises are real.

Stepping back, 57062 offers a low basis, the region around Springfield has moved on in ways that the ZIP itself has not fully absorbed. The result is a discount with genuine reasons.

Employment concentration in 57062 leans toward sectors with higher volatility. The demographic consequence is income fluctuation that investors need to factor into their pro forma.

Distressed ZIPs reward experience. substantial returns are possible in 57062, but they flow to investors who already understand how to operate in soft markets.

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🏦 Current 30-yr Fixed Mortgage Rate: 6.76% as of Sep 10 Source: Freddie Mac PMMS

Here's what matters if you're considering buying a home in Springfield:

C+ Average
Buy Confidence Score: 64/100
Affordability
20/25
Appreciation
14/25
Stability
7/20
Timing
8/15
Rental backup
15/15
Affordability
Moderate
Homes cost 3.4× the median income
Value Trend
Rising (+7.9%)
How home values changed in the past year
Rental Backup
Strong
Could rent for $855/mo if you need to move
Market Conditions
BALANCED
Even conditions for buyers and sellers
Bottom Line: Mixed signals in this market. Research specific properties carefully and be prepared to negotiate.

Market Trends

Home Value History (with trend line)

$215K$201K$188K$175K$161K$148KFeb 2019Nov 2022Jul 2026

📊 How Does 57062 Compare?

Metric 57062 Springfield South Dakota
Home Value $202,688 $202,688 $311,504
5-Year CAGR 1.6% 1.6% 6.8%
Avg Rent $855 $855 -
Cap Rate 3.3% 3.3% -
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Investability
Fair
Cap Rate
3.3%
Low
5yr Growth
+1.6%
Slow

📊 Market Snapshot

Home Value $202,688
Monthly Rent $855
Price-to-Rent 19.8:1
1% Rule ✗ Fails

💰 Return Metrics

Gross Yield 5.1%
Cap Rate 3.3%
5-Year IRR 4.9%

📈 Home Appreciation

1-Year +7.9% ▲
3-Year CAGR -0.8% ▼
5-Year CAGR +1.6% ▲
10-Year CAGR N/A

🏠 Rent Trends

1-Year N/A
3-Year CAGR N/A
5-Year CAGR N/A
Negative Leverage — IRR / Tax Play Cap Rate: 3.3%  |  30yr Rate: 6.8%
Leverage reduces cash returns at current rates.

The current 30-yr mortgage rate (6.8%) exceeds the estimated cap rate (3.3%). Financing reduces your cash-on-cash return below the cap rate. Markets like this may still make sense as IRR plays — factoring in appreciation, depreciation, and a future refinance when rates drop.

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⚠️ Risk Signals

Composite view of factors that can impact a ZIP's stability and your downside risk.

Vacancy
18.2%
Elevated risk
Landlord Climate
5.0/5
Friendly
Value Trend (5yr)
+1.6%
Flat
Eviction process: Fast Rent control: Favorable

Demographics in 57062

Population: 2,531

💰 Median Household Income
$59,063
This area
$59,063
State
$68,422
USA
$74,580
🏠 Renter Occupied
27.3%
This area
27.3%
State
23.8%
USA
34.0%
💼 Unemployment Rate
0.7%
This area
0.7%
State
-0.5%
USA
3.7%
🎓 College Educated
13.8%
This area
13.8%
State
17.7%
USA
33.7%
👤 Median Age
38.6 years
This area
38.6 years
State
31.0 years
USA
38.9 years
🏚️ Vacancy Rate
18.2%
This area
18.2%
State
18.9%
USA
10.5%
👥 Population by Ethnicity
White 69.6%
Other/Mixed 25.9%
Hispanic/Latino 4.6%
Black/African American 4.1%
Asian 0.4%
👶 Under 18
8.6%
This area
8.6%
USA
22.0%
👴 65 and Over
13.1%
This area
13.1%
USA
17.3%
📊 Poverty Rate
2.0%
This area
2.0%
USA
11.5%

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🎓 Schools in 57062

B Avg School Grade
1 Schools
11.2:1 Avg Class Size
$11,887 Avg Per Pupil

Schools in This ZIP Code

B Good

Springfield Elementary - 03

📚 K – 05 Elementary
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48 Students
👨‍🏫
11.2:1 Class Size
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$11,887 Per Student
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  • Community Factors — Neighborhood characteristics that influence student success
  • School Environment — Size, type, and structure

Scores are updated annually using federal education data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Springfield, SD landlord-friendly?

SD ranks as a landlord-friendly state for landlord-tenant law. Springfield generally follows the statewide framework, so landlords face reasonable operating rules.

Does Springfield, SD make sense for an investment property?

The 2.0/5 investability rating in Springfield, SD reflects its $203K prices and $855/mo rents. Investors generally consider it a solid option within SD.

What is the best play in Springfield, SD?

Springfield, SD investors pursuing careful cash-flow rentals with hands-on management. The underlying economics ($203K prices, $855/mo rents) make it a reasonable choice.

Does a duplex house hack pencil in Springfield, SD?

The a challenging house-hack environment in Springfield, SD reflects the rent-to-price spread. Expect meaningful PITI offset at market rents.

Are homes affordable in Springfield, SD?

Springfield, SD home values average about $203K. That price point suits investors targeting rentals with $855/mo in monthly income.

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