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Washington

Washington local intelligence hub with statewide signal reads, city briefs, tract pages, and curated local context. Start here for the statewide pattern, then move into the specific markets shaping it.

Violent crime
3.7 / 1k
Violent crime has declined 1% since 2021.
Median income
$107,355
Median household income has increased 34% since 2019.
Market rent
$2,041
Market rent has increased 24% since 2019. Rent here is ZIP-derived market context.
Population
7,816,116
Washington covered by 1784 underlying areas.
Signals

What Washington is signaling right now

Four scored signals show quality, momentum, safety, and investor upside without loading the full app payload.

Safety

43/100

Scores in the 43rd percentile for lower violent crime relative to its peer set. Higher scores indicate safer conditions based on the current violent-crime rate.

Momentum

50/100

Development activity lands around the 50th percentile once permit intensity is normalized by household base — a forward-looking signal for neighborhood improvement trajectory.

Quality

57/100

Retail discovery mix places this area around the 57th percentile — curated premium-versus-value retail tagging, openings, and category mix are used to summarize commercial quality.

Investor Upside

53/100

Forward-looking composite places this area in the 53rd percentile — a weighted blend of development momentum and retail quality signaling medium-term investment potential.

City intelligence

Washington cities compared

24 largest indexed cities ranked by population with income, rent, and violent crime side-by-side. Open any city for the full hub.

#CityPopulationMedian IncomeMarket RentViolent Crime
1 Seattle 711,371
$133,319
$2,133
7.2 / 1k
2 Vancouver 368,369
$97,420
$1,834
6.3 / 1k
3 Spokane 312,601
$82,452
$1,595
6.5 / 1k
4 Yakima 235,791
$70,734
$1,224
4.5 / 1k
5 Tacoma 235,383
$89,528
$1,862
9.4 / 1k
6 Everett 181,752
$98,093
$1,936
2.5 / 1k
7 Puyallup 175,658
$112,587
$2,250
3.7 / 1k
8 Renton 162,295
$120,038
$2,293
3.3 / 1k
9 Bellevue 158,605
$174,117
$2,949
1.4 / 1k
10 Bothell 154,789
$158,669
$2,424
1.2 / 1k
11 Lynnwood 154,703
$113,301
$2,112
2.7 / 1k
12 Spokane Valley 149,324
$88,825
$1,576
2.3 / 1k
13 Bellingham 125,278
$79,038
$2,087
3.2 / 1k
14 Kent 118,326
$96,182
$1,994
4.4 / 1k
15 Lacey 115,551
$99,042
$2,076
2.2 / 1k
16 Bremerton 112,864
$94,915
$1,948
3.9 / 1k
17 Redmond 112,046
$184,014
$2,427
1.4 / 1k
18 Shoreline 108,442
$127,479
$2,251
2.1 / 1k
19 Federal Way 107,540
$94,627
$1,899
5.1 / 1k
20 Olympia 104,757
$102,288
$1,859
6.0 / 1k
21 Kennewick 102,872
$83,526
$1,696
4.0 / 1k
22 Pasco 100,943
$89,231
$1,823
3.4 / 1k
23 Centralia 99,430
$79,354
$1,400
3.2 / 1k
24 Marysville 96,228
$105,440
$2,610
2.2 / 1k

Showing top 24 cities by population. Full directories remain available from city and ranking pages.

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