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Most overheated rental markets in Washington

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Data as of September 2026. RentDataNow's Rent Reality Score compares each city's current rent with its own 10-year trend. High-confidence trends only. Updated monthly. Download this list (CSV)

Best value (RRS)Overheated (RRS)Most affordable Most expensive Rent falling Rent rising Best rent/income Most rent-burdened Record-high rent Seasonal swings Rent vs. income

66 cities

Rank	City	Score	Median rent	Vs. trend	1-yr change
51	SpanawayWA Pop. 34KCompare →	69	$2,733/mo	-9.5%	+3.7%
52	Lake StevensWA Pop. 40KCompare →	70	$2,982/mo	-10.2%	+0.3%
53	VancouverWA Pop. 195KCompare →	71	$1,803/mo	-10.5%	+0.8%
54	LaceyWA Pop. 58KCompare →	71	$2,075/mo	-10.5%	+1.8%
55	TacomaWA Pop. 223KCompare →	72	$1,773/mo	-11.0%	+2.3%
56	Federal WayWA Pop. 99KCompare →	72	$1,944/mo	-11.1%	+3.3%
57	BellinghamWA Pop. 93KCompare →	72	$1,908/mo	-11.2%	+2.8%
58	PuyallupWA Pop. 43KCompare →	72	$2,199/mo	-10.8%	+1.7%
59	KentWA Pop. 136KCompare →	73	$1,958/mo	-11.6%	+0.8%
60	RichlandWA Pop. 63KCompare →	74	$1,697/mo	-12.2%	-2.8%
61	BremertonWA Pop. 45KCompare →	74	$1,879/mo	-11.9%	+2.7%
62	LakewoodWA Pop. 63KCompare →	75	$1,734/mo	-12.5%	+1.7%
63	SpokaneWA Pop. 230KCompare →	76	$1,483/mo	-12.9%	+4.6%
64	PascoWA Pop. 80KCompare →	76	$1,707/mo	-12.9%	-1.3%
65	Spokane ValleyWA Pop. 106KCompare →	79	$1,525/mo	-14.5%	+2.3%
66	Moses LakeWA Pop. 26KCompare →	80	$1,451/mo	-15.2%	-1.6%

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