Ranking · Washington

Most expensive and least expensive places in Washington

5 of Washington's 384 ranked places have a median home value at the survey's top value ($2,000,000 or more) and share first place; listed by mean household income, Medina and Clyde Hill come first; Oroville has the lowest ($175,200). Ranked: places with 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and an estimate whose coefficient of variation is 40% or less.

Which are the most expensive places?

Most expensive places in Washington, first to fifth: Medina ($2,000,000 or more), Clyde Hill ($2,000,000 or more), Yarrow Point ($2,000,000 or more), Woodway ($2,000,000 or more) and Mercer Island ($2,000,000 or more).

Most expensive places in Washington, by median home value, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. "Within the margin": the survey cannot tell this place from the next one. Places at the survey's top value ($2,000,000 or more) share rank 1.
RankPlaceTypeMedian home valueResidentsCounty
1 Medinacity $2,000,000 or more 2,974King County
1 Clyde Hillcity $2,000,000 or more 3,161King County
1 Yarrow Pointtown $2,000,000 or more 1,143King County
1 Woodwaycity $2,000,000 or more 1,316Snohomish County
1 Mercer Islandcity $2,000,000 or more 25,422King County
6 Sammamishcity $1,407,300±$43,544 66,110King County
7 Bellevuecity $1,340,300±$36,998 154,193King County
8 Cottage Lakewithin the marginCDP $1,230,700±$48,099 22,518King County
9 Ames Lakewithin the marginCDP $1,225,000±$381,755 1,245King County
10 Union Hill-Novelty Hillwithin the marginCDP $1,218,500±$43,129 23,047King County
11 Newcastlewithin the margincity $1,205,600±$65,046 13,128King County
12 Redmondwithin the margincity $1,167,800±$37,167 82,506King County
13 Bainbridge Islandwithin the margincity $1,155,900±$48,021 24,691Kitsap County
14 Bothell Eastwithin the marginCDP $1,131,600±$32,089 14,578Snohomish County
15 Kirklandwithin the margincity $1,115,400±$25,518 97,410King County
16 Woodinvillewithin the margincity $1,100,100±$44,377 14,548King County
17 North Bendwithin the margincity $1,048,600±$64,222 8,758King County
18 Normandy Parkwithin the margincity $1,014,100±$57,261 6,609King County
19 Fall Citywithin the marginCDP $1,010,300±$118,685 1,618King County
20 Fox Islandwithin the marginCDP $1,003,900±$105,590 3,414Pierce County
21 Maltbywithin the marginCDP $1,002,100±$55,490 10,910Snohomish County
22 Snoqualmiewithin the margincity $977,200±$40,831 13,640King County
23 Mirrormontwithin the marginCDP $973,900±$63,072 4,019King County
24 High Bridgewithin the marginCDP $963,700±$71,238 3,196Snohomish County
25 Issaquahcity $963,000±$50,339 39,423King County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

Which are the least expensive places?

Least expensive places in Washington, first to fifth: Oroville ($175,200), Bridgeport ($177,000), Wapato ($185,100), Warden ($189,900) and Lakeview ($195,200).

Least expensive places in Washington, by median home value, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates.
RankPlaceTypeMedian home valueResidentsCounty
384 Orovillewithin the margincity $175,200±$20,421 1,935Okanogan County
383 Bridgeportwithin the margincity $177,000±$51,893 2,274Douglas County
382 Wapatowithin the margincity $185,100±$23,132 4,469Yakima County
381 Wardenwithin the margincity $189,900±$54,543 2,830Grant County
380 Lakeviewwithin the marginCDP $195,200±$37,142 1,584Grant County
379 Westportwithin the margincity $196,600±$51,404 2,372Grays Harbor County
378 Goldendalewithin the margincity $199,300±$58,560 3,528Klickitat County
377 Mabtonwithin the margincity $209,400±$31,033 1,967Yakima County
376 Grangerwithin the margincity $210,200±$87,959 3,831Yakima County
374 Tonasketwithin the margincity $210,600±$33,586 1,133Okanogan County
374 Union Gapwithin the margincity $210,600±$32,058 6,617Yakima County
373 Pomeroywithin the margincity $216,700±$22,209 1,481Garfield County
372 Port Gamble Tribal Communitywithin the marginCDP $218,200±$113,830 624Kitsap County
371 Ritzvillewithin the margincity $227,000±$29,329 1,709Adams County
370 Forkswithin the margincity $227,200±$107,469 3,488Clallam County
369 Hoquiamwithin the margincity $228,200±$16,884 8,710Grays Harbor County
368 Toppenishwithin the margincity $230,000±$12,331 8,635Yakima County
367 Tietonwithin the margincity $230,800±$22,101 1,657Yakima County
366 Buenawithin the marginCDP $237,000±$98,489 791Yakima County
365 Aberdeenwithin the margincity $237,300±$12,203 17,088Grays Harbor County
364 Coulee Damwithin the margintown $238,500±$25,801 1,241Okanogan County and 1 more
363 Brewsterwithin the margincity $239,600±$55,561 2,093Okanogan County
362 Sunnysidewithin the margincity $240,700±$36,089 16,430Yakima County
361 Moses Lake Northwithin the marginCDP $242,200±$35,556 4,517Grant County
360 Daytoncity $243,600±$22,348 2,538Columbia County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

How is this ranking made?

Each place's median home value is read from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey. A place enters the ranking if it had 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and its estimate has a coefficient of variation of 40% or less. Ties in the published figure share a rank. This is a measurement of one figure, not a judgment of a place.

Source: PlainCities ranking method applied to the American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · How ranks are computed

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