Rankings / Cities with the Highest Rent Burden / Washington
Cities with the Highest Rent Burden in Washington
Annualized median rent as a share of median household income, from the Census Bureau.
1Bellingham28.3%2Parkland27.6%3Pullman27.2%4Lynnwood26.9%5Bremerton26.3%6Vancouver25.1%7Everett25.0%8Kent24.8%9Federal Way24.8%10Lacey24.8%11SeaTac24.6%12Lakewood24.5%13Renton23.9%14Walla Walla23.8%15Olympia23.6%16Tacoma23.4%17Burien23.4%18Des Moines23.3%19Marysville23.0%20Tumwater22.4%21Mount Vernon22.2%22Puyallup22.2%23South Hill22.1%24Spanaway22.1%25Longview22.1%26Spokane Valley21.9%27Auburn21.9%28Lake Stevens21.8%29Graham21.5%30Orchards21.4%31University Place21.4%32Yakima21.3%33Shoreline21.1%34Spokane20.8%35Wenatchee20.5%36Kennewick20.2%37Issaquah20.1%38Bothell20.0%39Seattle19.7%40Mill Creek East19.6%41Moses Lake19.5%42Kirkland19.2%43Edmonds18.6%44Bellevue18.6%45Richland18.4%46Maple Valley18.1%47Redmond17.8%48Camas17.8%49Pasco17.2%50Sammamish14.3%51Mercer Island13.7%
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.