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Food Truck Market: ZIP 64468

Opportunity Score

60 / 100 Good

Based on walkability, population density, income levels, and food truck competition.

Market Profile

ZIP 64468 has decent foot traffic at 10.3/20 on the EPA walkability index. Income slightly below the national average ($53,757). Lunch and quick-service formats do well here. Premium pricing is harder to sustain than in high-income urban cores — keep your menu math tight.

Market Summary

ZIP 64468 is an suburban area with moderate foot traffic. with a population of 14,315 and household incomes near the national median ($53,757). There are 21 restaurants here but no registered food trucks — an untapped market with proven dining demand.

Area Profile

14,315

Population

$53,757

Median Income

-28% vs. national

Suburban

Area Type

10.3/20

Foot Traffic

Walkable

Median Age: 29.0 — young market, strong street food demand.

College-Educated: 17.0% — value-focused market, keep prices competitive.

Competition

Food service establishments in ZIP 64468.

Sit-Down Restaurants

7.0 per 10K residents

Fast Food / Counter

7.7 per 10K residents

Operating Costs

Local cost levels affect commissary kitchen rates, permits, and event vendor pricing.

$860

2BR Fair Market Rent

$772

Median Gross Rent

$200 K

Median Home Value

Bank Branches

$770 K deposits

Commissary estimate: This is a low-cost area. Monthly commissary kitchen rentals typically run $100–$300 in markets like this.

What to Expect Here

Fixed Location Beats Roaming

High-foot-traffic areas reward consistency. If you can secure a recurring spot near offices or transit stops, build your weekly schedule around it. Regular customers drive more revenue than novelty seekers.

Price for the Market

This is a price-sensitive ZIP. Operators who succeed here lead with value — generous portions, clear value signals, combo deals. A $15 entrée is a hard sell when the median income is $53,757.

Young Market Dynamics

Median age under 32 and solid walkability is a good combination for street food. Late lunch and post-work hours tend to outperform breakfast in younger markets. Social media discovery works here too.