Central District, WA Housing Statistics

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276%

Med. Home Val. NAT. AVG.

68%

Rent NAT. AVG.

46%

Owner Occ. NAT. AVG.

Central District Housing Information

Index	Central District	Seattle	Washington
Median home price	$694,700	$713,600	$269,300
Median rent asked	$1,597	$1,702	$1,056
Avg. people per household	2.1	2.1	2.5
Owner occupied households	34.1%	44.9%	62.4%
Renter occupied households	65.9%	55.1%	37.6%

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Housing Quick Facts

The median home price in Central District is 276% higher than the national average.
The median rent asked in Central District is 68% higher than the national average.
The average number of people per household in Central District is 21% lower than the national average.
The number of owner occupied households in Central District is 46% lower than the national average.
The number of renter occupied households in Central District is 81% higher than the national average.

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Nearby cities with low home prices

	Population	Home Price	National Avg.
Purdy, WA	1,531	$212,500	15%
Fairwood CDP (Spokane County), WA	8,055	$224,800	22%
East Port Orchard, WA	5,069	$252,000	36%
Enetai, WA	1,993	$278,200	51%
Suquamish, WA	4,327	$293,700	59%
Seattle, WA	741,251	$713,600	286%

Cities with similar population

	Population	Home Price	National Avg.
Denver, CO	715,878	$427,600	132%
Washington, DC	701,974	$618,100	235%
Boston, MA	689,326	$581,200	215%
El Paso, TX	679,879	$132,800	28%
Detroit, MI	672,351	$52,700	71%
Seattle, WA	741,251	$713,600	286%

Source: The Central District, Seattle, WA housing data displayed above is derived from the United States Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS).