Rankings / Most Expensive Cities to Rent / Washington
Most Expensive Cities to Rent in Washington
Ranked by median gross rent, U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey.
1Mill Creek East$3,152/mo2Sammamish$2,857/mo3Issaquah$2,590/mo4Bellevue$2,572/mo5Mercer Island$2,502/mo6Redmond$2,409/mo7Kirkland$2,401/mo8Bothell$2,346/mo9Maple Valley$2,304/mo10Lake Stevens$2,224/mo11Graham$2,095/mo12Camas$2,090/mo13South Hill$2,088/mo14Seattle$2,030/mo15Renton$1,998/mo16Marysville$1,997/mo17Shoreline$1,985/mo18Kent$1,909/mo19Edmonds$1,903/mo20Lacey$1,870/mo21Spanaway$1,813/mo22Puyallup$1,812/mo23Des Moines$1,799/mo24Federal Way$1,797/mo25Auburn$1,786/mo26Orchards$1,784/mo27Burien$1,782/mo28Tumwater$1,779/mo29University Place$1,762/mo30Lynnwood$1,742/mo31Everett$1,740/mo32Vancouver$1,702/mo33Tacoma$1,676/mo34Parkland$1,663/mo35SeaTac$1,660/mo36Bremerton$1,641/mo37Olympia$1,599/mo38Bellingham$1,577/mo39Lakewood$1,525/mo40Richland$1,468/mo41Mount Vernon$1,405/mo42Spokane Valley$1,353/mo43Walla Walla$1,323/mo44Wenatchee$1,248/mo45Kennewick$1,240/mo46Pasco$1,227/mo47Moses Lake$1,216/mo48Spokane$1,215/mo49Longview$1,137/mo50Yakima$1,117/mo51Pullman$1,062/mo
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.