Average rent in Washington

As of September 2026, the typical rent across Washington's 19 metro areas is $2,036 per month (+2.1% year over year, weighted by population so large metros count for more).

Figures cover all property types — single-family, condo and apartment — at every bedroom count. The interactive map can break rents down by home type.

Oct 24 – Nov 26
Washington observed rentSame month last yearForecast (2 months shown free)
MetroAverage rentYear over year
Seattle, WA$2,250+1.8%Trends & forecast →
Mount Vernon, WA$2,185+4.2%Trends & forecast →
Port Angeles, WA$2,179+4.6%Trends & forecast →
Oak Harbor, WA$2,100+4.8%Trends & forecast →
Bremerton, WA$2,052+3.2%Trends & forecast →
Olympia, WA$2,043+2.5%Trends & forecast →
Bellingham, WA$1,951+2.9%Trends & forecast →
Shelton, WA$1,856+8.3%Trends & forecast →
Wenatchee, WA$1,756+0.4%Trends & forecast →
Kennewick, WA$1,695-0.3%Trends & forecast →
Ellensburg, WA$1,596+3.9%Trends & forecast →
Spokane, WA$1,512+3.5%Trends & forecast →
Aberdeen, WA$1,487+3.3%Trends & forecast →
Walla Walla, WA$1,474+3.3%Trends & forecast →
Moses Lake, WA$1,458-0.6%Trends & forecast →
Centralia, WA$1,456+3.5%Trends & forecast →
Longview, WA$1,417+2.4%Trends & forecast →
Pullman, WA$1,406-0.1%Trends & forecast →
Yakima, WA$1,362+1.1%Trends & forecast →

Want the 12-month outlook for a Washington metro? Open the interactive forecast — history, confidence ranges, and what's driving each prediction.