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About 25 miles north of Seattle is Everett, Washington, home of the Boeing Company's largest manufacturing and assembly plant. Thanks to the company's presence, aircraft manufacturing is the largest industry in the area, followed by health care, casino gaming, government, and education. The Everett area is also the home of the Everett Naval Station, so it's a military-friendly town, too. Located in downtown Everett is Funko, a company that makes cute pop culture collectibles.
Everett is teeming with must-do activities. Hockey fans can get tickets to a Silvertips game, the city's own junior ice hockey team that's part of the Western Hockey League. The Schack Art Center isn't only a museum full of remarkable collections of artwork; it also offers classes in all types of art forms so that you can create your own. Bring the kids to downtown Everett for the Imagine Children's Museum, which has a ton of interactive exhibits. Don't forget about the Hibulb Cultural Center and Natural History Preserve, where you can learn about the Tulalip tribes' history and culture.
But Everett wouldn't be a city in the Pacific Northwest if there weren't plenty of outdoor recreation opportunities. You can stick close to the town and head to Howarth Park, on the western part of town along the Possession Sound, the smaller body of water that flows from the Puget Sound just southwest. Everett is on the western edge of the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, where you can go hiking, mountain biking, fishing, camping, skiing and snowboarding when it snows, and much more. Olympic National Forest is only a ferry, boat, or car ride away from your home in Everett.
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Residents of Everett, WA appreciate the waterfront access and scenic parks that provide ample opportunities for outdoor activities. Many locals highlight the vibrant arts scene and the assortment of local shops and restaurants, which contribute to an enjoyable urban atmosphere. However, some express concerns about traffic congestion and a perceived lack of public transportation options, making commutes challenging at times. Overall, the mix of nature, culture, and urban convenience defines daily life here.
One-bedroom apartments in Everett averaged around $1,500 per month in 2025, while two-bedroom units averaged around $1,900 per month. These figures represent the citywide averages across all neighborhoods and property types.
Rents in Everett, WA have decreased by about 2% overall. Specifically, the average rent for a 1-bedroom has decreased by 2.5%, and 2-bedrooms have dropped by 1.1%.
December represents the best time to search for apartments in Everett, offering the least competitive rental market with reduced demand and better inventory availability. May typically sees the lowest rent prices, while July has the highest rent with approximately a 1.4% difference between these months.
Riverside, Cascade View, Port Gardner, and Everett Mall South offer excellent walkability with high walk scores and strong transit frequency for renters seeking vibrant social environments. Holly generates the highest consumer interest at 1.05 times more than market average, while Westmont follows closely with 1.01 times more interest.
Delta offers one-bedroom apartments averaging around $1,350 per month, which is 11% below the city median. Glacier View provides another budget-friendly option at around $1,360 per month, representing 10% lower than typical city rates for one-bedroom units.
Pet-friendly policies are available in 68% of Everett listings, making it highly welcoming for renters with pets. Glacier View, Evergreen, Boulevard Bluffs, and View Ridge Madison offer exceptional pet accommodations including pet waste stations, dedicated pet spaces, no breed restrictions, and generous outdoor areas.
Utilities are rarely included in Everett rental properties, appearing in only 0.03% of total listings. One-bedroom apartments have utilities included in 0.06% of listings, while two-bedroom and three-bedroom units include utilities in 0.01% and 0.04% of properties respectively.
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