The Zumper Seattle Metro Report analyzed active listings in November across 19 metro cities to show the most and least expensive cities and cities with the fastest growing rents. The Washington state one bedroom median was $1,193 last month.
Cities Ranked By Rent
Le plus cher
–Bellevue, WA rent, though falling 4.8% to $1,970, continued to reign as the most expensive in the metro.
–Seattle, WA ranked as second with one bedrooms priced at $1,840.
–Kirkland, WA was third priciest with rent at $1,800.
Le moins cher
–Marysville, WA was the most affordable city with rent priced at $870.
–University Place, WA followed closely behind as the second least expensive with rent at $890.
–Auburn, WA ranked as third with one bedrooms at $900.
Growth Rate
La croissance la plus rapide (Y/Y%)
–Lynwood, WA rent had the largest yearly growth rate, up 15.3%.
–Shoreline, WA was second with rent climbing 11.5% since this time last year.
-University Place, WA had the third fastest growing rents, jumping 8.9%.
La croissance la plus rapide (M/M%)
–Kent, WA prices were the fastest growing since last month, climbing 5.3%.
–Puyallup, WA ranked as second with a 5.2% monthly growth rate.
–Tacoma, WA was third with rent up 5%.
Full Data
Hood % Growth December 2017 One-Bedroom Rent
Highbridge 22.00% $1,525
Mott Haven 15.44% $1,720
Woodstock 14.62% $1,490
Morrisania 8.00% $1,350
East Flatbush 7.38% $1,600
Concourse Village 7.33% $1,610
Hunts Point 7.14% $1,350
Central Harlem 5.75% $2,300
Brownsville 5.08% $1,550
Williamsburg 4.81% $3,050
Flatlands 4.31% $1,695
Gowanus 3.85% $2,700
Carroll Gardens 3.85% $2,700
Downtown Brooklyn 3.81% $3,000
Fort Greene 3.57% $2,900
Midtown East 3.45% $3,300
Melrose 2.86% $1,440
Concourse 2.84% $1,450
Gramercy Park 2.08% $3,675
Garment District 2.06% $3,470
DUMBO 2.00% $3,825
Maspeth 1.59% $1,600
Sunset Park 1.41% $1,800
Boerum Hill 1.40% $2,890
Flatbush 1.37% $1,850
Red Hook 1.24% $2,450
East Harlem 1.09% $2,325
Greenpoint 0.75% $2,700
Foxhurst 0.00% $1,350
Canarsie 0.00% $1,600
Longwood 0.00% $1,350
Prospect Heights 0.00% $2,650
Vinegar Hill 0.00% $3,700
Upper East Side 0.00% $2,700
Washington Heights -0.17% $1,797
East Village -0.17% $2,895
Bushwick -0.50% $2,199
Murray Hill -0.72% $3,400
Brooklyn Heights -0.87% $2,850
Greenwich Village -1.30% $3,800
West Harlem -1.33% $2,220
Lower East Side -1.48% $2,660
Crown Heights -2.44% $2,000
Battery Park City -2.67% $3,650
Kensington -2.78% $1,750
Clinton Hill -2.91% $2,500
Inwood -2.94% $1,650
Port Morris -3.45% $1,400
Chelsea -3.52% $3,425
Ocean Hill -3.61% $1,600
Cobble Hill -3.64% $2,650
Upper West Side -4.00% $3,000
Soho -4.11% $3,500
West Village -4.61% $3,625
Long Island City -4.64% $2,670
Financial District -5.15% $3,500
Tribeca -5.75% $4,100
Astoria -5.88% $2,000
Bedford-Stuyvesant -8.30% $2,100
Park Slope -8.83% $2,425
Hell's Kitchen -9.09% $3,000
Borough Park -12.50% $1,750
Greenwood Heights -13.04% $2,000
Terrasse Windsor -13.73% $2,200
À propos
The Zumper Seattle Metro Report analyzed active listings that hit the market in November 2017. Listings are aggregated by city to calculate median asking rents.
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