Lowest homeownership rate in Washington

Washington counties and cities ranked by homeownership rate.

This page ranks the counties and cities of Washington by homeownership rate — which have the lowest homeownership rate (most renters), according to the US Census Bureau's American Community Survey 5-year estimates.

Among counties, Whitman County leads at 46.6%.

Among cities & places, Conway leads at 0.0%.

Counties

#	Name	Homeownership rate
1	Whitman County	46.6%
2	King County	56.1%
3	Kittitas County	62.3%
4	Yakima County	62.4%
5	Chelan County	63.3%
6	Whatcom County	63.5%
7	Spokane County	63.9%
8	Pierce County	64.8%
9	Grant County	65.6%
10	Walla Walla County	65.9%
11	Cowlitz County	66.2%
12	Clark County	66.2%
13	Thurston County	67.8%
14	Snohomish County	68.4%
15	Douglas County	68.4%
16	Benton County	68.5%
17	Adams County	69.1%
18	Franklin County	70.1%
19	Kitsap County	70.1%
20	Skagit County	70.6%
21	Okanogan County	71.7%
22	Grays Harbor County	72.6%
23	Clallam County	72.8%
24	Asotin County	73.6%
25	Lewis County	74.2%
26	Island County	74.6%
27	Klickitat County	75.5%
28	Ferry County	75.6%
29	Garfield County	76.9%
30	Pend Oreille County	77.2%
31	San Juan County	77.8%
32	Columbia County	77.9%
33	Lincoln County	78.5%
34	Stevens County	79.2%
35	Jefferson County	79.7%
36	Skamania County	80.6%
37	Mason County	81.1%
38	Pacific County	81.2%
39	Wahkiakum County	84.8%

Cities & places

Top 100.

#	Name	Homeownership rate
1	Conway	0.0%
2	Donald	0.0%
3	McChord AFB	0.0%
4	Mineral	0.0%
5	North Fort Lewis	0.0%
6	Whidbey Island Station	0.0%
7	Fairchild AFB	0.7%
8	Bangor Base	1.0%
9	Fort Lewis	1.8%
10	Moclips	7.0%
11	Roosevelt	20.5%
12	George	20.6%
13	Mattawa	28.2%
14	Krupp	29.4%
15	Cowiche	30.6%
16	Cheney	31.0%
17	Pullman	31.3%
18	Hatton	31.9%
19	Barney's Junction	32.7%
20	Airway Heights	33.1%
21	Blyn	33.3%
22	Clallam Bay	33.8%
23	Moses Lake North	36.1%
24	Ronald	37.1%
25	Ellensburg	37.4%
26	Tukwila	40.4%
27	Danville	42.3%
28	Keyport	42.4%
29	Metaline Falls	42.4%
30	Tonasket	43.9%
31	Seattle	44.2%
32	Lakewood	44.8%
33	Albion	45.0%
34	SeaTac	45.1%
35	Bellingham	45.2%
36	Redmond	45.2%
37	Loomis	45.2%
38	North Lynnwood	45.5%
39	White Swan	45.5%
40	Oak Harbor	46.2%
41	Republic	46.3%
42	Fife	46.5%
43	Clayton	47.6%
44	Chehalis	48.1%
45	Torboy	48.5%
46	Bremerton	49.0%
47	Brewster	49.1%
48	Marietta-Alderwood	49.3%
49	Olympia	49.3%
50	Burlington	49.7%
51	Sumner	49.8%
52	Vancouver	49.9%
53	Mesa	50.0%
54	Wapato	50.0%
55	Everett	50.0%
56	Riverside	50.3%
57	Buena	50.3%
58	Boulevard Park	50.6%
59	Forks	50.9%
60	Puyallup	51.3%
61	Wenatchee	51.9%
62	Lynnwood	51.9%
63	Kitsap Lake	51.9%
64	Bellevue	51.9%
65	Twisp	51.9%
66	Longview	52.4%
67	Lake Stickney	52.4%
68	Silverdale	52.5%
69	Shelton	52.9%
70	Woodland	53.4%
71	Yakima	53.5%
72	Parkland	53.5%
73	Mabton	53.6%
74	Outlook	54.1%
75	Grandview	54.2%
76	Port Angeles	54.3%
77	Onalaska	54.3%
78	Kelso	54.8%
79	Goldendale	54.8%
80	Renton	54.9%
81	Clarkston	55.2%
82	Granger	55.2%
83	Inchelium	55.5%
84	Toppenish	55.5%
85	Country Homes	55.5%
86	Newport	55.6%
87	Federal Way	55.7%
88	Hazel Dell	55.9%
89	Mountlake Terrace	56.1%
90	Northport	56.2%
91	Othello	56.4%
92	Tacoma	56.5%
93	Kettle Falls	56.5%
94	Selah	56.6%
95	Leavenworth	56.8%
96	Kent	56.9%
97	Burien	56.9%
98	White Center	56.9%
99	Prosser	57.0%
100	Aberdeen	57.1%

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