What is the median home value in Northeast 109th Street / Northeast 109th Way?

The median home value in Northeast 109th Street / Northeast 109th Way, Washington is $591,400, based on U.S. Census American Community Survey data.

What is the median rent in Northeast 109th Street / Northeast 109th Way?

The median monthly rent in Northeast 109th Street / Northeast 109th Way, Washington is $2,261, based on U.S. Census American Community Survey data.

What is the population of Northeast 109th Street / Northeast 109th Way?

About 4,794 people live in Northeast 109th Street / Northeast 109th Way, Washington, according to the U.S. Census.

What is the median age in Northeast 109th Street / Northeast 109th Way?

The median age in Northeast 109th Street / Northeast 109th Way, Washington is 38.7 years, based on U.S. Census American Community Survey data.

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Northeast 109th Street / Northeast 109th Way

ZIP98682CountyClarkStateWA

Median home value$591,400+39.2% past 5 yrs Median rent$2,261/mo Assigned elementaryGlenwood Heights Primary2.8 mi Nearest transitNE 99th St & 134th Ave0.8 mi Top climate hazardsVolcanic activity · Earthquake

OverviewScores run 0–10 and center on the state median

Foundation

CommunityR+2 multi-cycle avgmedian age 38.789% in the same home as last year Safety—6 traffic deaths in 2 mi Schools4.6/10Glenwood Heights Primary 2.8 mi40% ELA · 39% math Health5.9/108.2% uninsured

Daily Life

Amenities2.8/10WinCo Foods 1.9 mi35 supermarkets in 5 mi Mobility4.9/1027 walk · 60 biketransit 0.8 mi Climate6.8/10321 good-air daysVolcanic activity · Earthquake Outdoor4.9/108 parks in 1 mi18.1% tract canopy

Money & Work

Jobs7.3/104.3% unemployment$123K household income Housing2.9/10$591K value$2,261/mo rent

Community Profile

Population28,465 Orchards

Household size2.9

Bachelor's or higher44%

Owner-occupied87%

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