Name: Burbank, WA
Rating: 4.5

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Living in Burbank, WA

Ranks better than 65% of areas Follow

Population

3,631

Median Age

35.8 Years

Burbank Area Facts

Burbank has a Livability Score of 65_/100, which is considered good
Burbank crime rates are 47% lower than the Washington average
Cost of living in Burbank is 4% lower than the Washington average

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What do the locals think about Burbank?

100%

Family friendly

0%

Public transit is accessible

0%

Walkable to grocery stores

0%

Yards are well-kept

0%

Lots of parks

0%

Walkable to restaurants

Friendly neighbors

Safe at night

Pet friendly

Streets have sidewalks

100%

A quiet area

100%

Sense of community

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Compare Burbank, WA Livability

F Amenities

Are there many local amenities in Burbank? Well, there are not many amenities close to this location.

Parks

Hood Park

Sacajawea State Park

Two Rivers Park

Entertainment

Food & Drink

Shooter's Sports Bar

F Commute

Is public transit available in Burbank? Of all people who commute, 0.0% take public transportation in Burbank.

Drive to Work

77%

equal to the US average

Take Public Transit

0%

5% lower than the US average

Walk to Work

2%

1% lower than the US average

B- Cost of Living

What is the cost of living in Burbank? The cost of living in Burbank is 114/100 - which is 4% lower than Washington.

Burbank

114

14% more expensive than average

Washington

119

19% more expensive than average

United States

100

National cost of living index

A- Crime

What is the crime rate in Burbank? Burbank crime rates are 1,489, which are 47% lower than Washington

Total Crime

1,489 per 100k people

30% lower than the US average

Chance of being a victim

1 in 68

30% lower than the US average

Year-over-year crime

-14%

Year over year crime is down

C Employment

What is the median income in Burbank? The median income in Burbank is $97,450 which is 6% higher than Washington.

Median household income

$97,45020% higher than the US average

Income per capita

$42,1666% lower than the US average

Unemployment rate

5%

6% higher than the US average

D- Health & Safety

Is Burbank a healthy and safe place to live? Hospital, pharmacy and doctor listings appear below when available.

Hospitals

Pharmacies

Doctors

A+ Housing

What are Burbank home prices? Burbank home prices are $427,298 - which is 13% lower than Washington

Median home value

$427,29831% higher than the US average

Median rent price

$1,3616% lower than the US average

Home Ownership

84%

31% higher than the US average

F Schools

Does Burbank have good schools? The Burbank graduation rate is 80% - which is 8% lower than Washington

High school grad. rates

80%

4% lower than the US average

School test scores

38%

21% lower than the US average

Student teacher ratio

18:1

13% higher than the US average

A+ User Ratings

Is Burbank a good place to live? Burbank has an overall rating of 90% from 1 reviews.

1 total ratings

0 total reviews

1 total surveys

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F Amenities

Parks

Entertainment

Food & Drink

F Commute

B- Cost of Living

A- Crime

C Employment

D- Health & Safety

Hospitals

Pharmacies

Doctors

A+ Housing

F Schools

A+ User Ratings