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Washington Eviction Risk Map

643 cities · 8,057,237 residents · Avg risk 4.6/10 (Moderate)
4.6Average risk score
8.8Highest city
4.1Lowest city
29.5%Avg rent burden
$1,481Avg median rent
26.1%Avg renter share

Statewide heatmap

Each dot is a city. Colors: red = high eviction risk, green = low. Click any city for the full score breakdown.

Highest-risk cities in Washington

Largest cities

Counties in Washington

Benton County 12 cities · Avg 5.1/10 King County 40 cities · Avg 4.8/10 Jefferson County 2 cities · Avg 4.8/10 Cowlitz County 11 cities · Avg 4.7/10 Thurston County 31 cities · Avg 4.7/10 Kittitas County 13 cities · Avg 4.7/10 Pierce County 51 cities · Avg 4.7/10 Kitsap County 73 cities · Avg 4.7/10 Walla Walla County 6 cities · Avg 4.6/10 Spokane County 25 cities · Avg 4.6/10 Yakima County 22 cities · Avg 4.6/10 Snohomish County 38 cities · Avg 4.6/10 Clark County 27 cities · Avg 4.6/10 Island County 33 cities · Avg 4.6/10 Franklin County 11 cities · Avg 4.6/10 Chelan County 5 cities · Avg 4.6/10 Columbia County 4 cities · Avg 4.5/10 Clallam County 4 cities · Avg 4.5/10 Adams County 4 cities · Avg 4.5/10 Mason County 9 cities · Avg 4.5/10 Grant County 18 cities · Avg 4.5/10 San Juan County 11 cities · Avg 4.5/10 Douglas County 12 cities · Avg 4.5/10 Okanogan County 13 cities · Avg 4.5/10 Whatcom County 12 cities · Avg 4.5/10 Whitman County 14 cities · Avg 4.5/10 Pacific County 12 cities · Avg 4.5/10 Skamania County 7 cities · Avg 4.4/10 Grays Harbor County 27 cities · Avg 4.4/10 Lincoln County 7 cities · Avg 4.4/10 Klickitat County 10 cities · Avg 4.4/10 Skagit County 13 cities · Avg 4.4/10 Stevens County 12 cities · Avg 4.4/10 Asotin County 7 cities · Avg 4.4/10 Lewis County 7 cities · Avg 4.4/10 Ferry County 16 cities · Avg 4.4/10 Pend Oreille County 5 cities · Avg 4.3/10 Wahkiakum County 11 cities · Avg 4.3/10 Garfield County 2 cities · Avg 4.3/10

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About eviction risk in Washington

Washington spans 643 cities in our dataset, with an average landlord-risk score of 4.6/10. Scores range from 4.1 in the most landlord-neutral jurisdictions to 8.8 in the most tenant-protective. The state's average rent burden (median gross rent ÷ median household income) is 29.5%, which is the single strongest predictor of eviction filings.

Landlords operating anywhere in Washington should review state-level statutes on notice periods, just-cause requirements, security deposit limits, and grace periods before initiating any eviction. Local ordinances in tenant-protective cities may impose additional requirements beyond state minimums — use the city grids above to see risk at the specific jurisdiction where you own rentals.