Metro hub Washington

Seattle–Tacoma–Bellevue — metro hub

A single landing page for the Seattle–Tacoma–Bellevue commuter shed. Browse ZIPs from the city core out through the suburbs, with consistent demographic and housing context drawn from public Census data.

ZIP codes
79
across the metro
Total population
2,079,787
profiled residents
Avg median income
$98,805
household, ACS
Avg home value
$587,100
owner-occupied

Cities & suburbs in this metro

Top ZIP codes by population

ZIPCityPopulationMedian incomeMedian home
98208 Everett, WA 60,087 $98,805 $587,100
98115 Seattle, WA 53,729 $148,190 $1,041,500
98103 Seattle, WA 52,210 $127,372 $1,012,900
98023 Federal Way, WA 51,811 $101,960 $545,600
98003 Federal Way, WA 50,501 $70,800 $428,500
98133 Seattle, WA 50,153 $92,371 $719,100
98105 Seattle, WA 49,448 $78,691 $1,261,100
98118 Seattle, WA 48,937 $109,085 $746,400
98042 Kent, WA 48,639 $125,554 $613,000
98125 Seattle, WA 43,386 $96,725 $844,500
98204 Everett, WA 42,496 $66,592 $386,300
98058 Renton, WA 42,366 $111,045 $627,200
98122 Seattle, WA 41,541 $106,479 $929,400
98031 Kent, WA 41,464 $101,458 $552,300
98059 Renton, WA 41,076 $134,336 $809,800
98006 Bellevue, WA 39,595 $197,344 $1,233,500
98030 Kent, WA 39,526 $91,218 $540,100
98032 Kent, WA 38,985 $77,413 $473,000
98198 Seattle, WA 38,919 $83,938 $527,100
98004 Bellevue, WA 38,632 $176,367 $2,000,001
98056 Renton, WA 36,950 $108,596 $726,300
98117 Seattle, WA 36,365 $182,500 $1,028,100
98203 Everett, WA 36,164 $101,505 $575,300
98155 Seattle, WA 36,081 $131,911 $758,000
98404 Tacoma, WA 35,357 $79,562 $387,300
98444 Tacoma, WA 35,083 $64,464 $369,500
98168 Seattle, WA 34,614 $84,937 $500,600
98445 Tacoma, WA 32,304 $90,063 $413,200
98144 Seattle, WA 31,648 $94,051 $890,400
98201 Everett, WA 30,669 $73,822 $476,900
98466 Tacoma, WA 29,989 $94,598 $564,400
98109 Seattle, WA 29,376 $130,845 $986,000
98007 Bellevue, WA 28,576 $126,814 $934,600
98409 Tacoma, WA 28,403 $71,649 $363,000
98146 Seattle, WA 27,879 $108,460 $642,300
98188 Seattle, WA 27,524 $76,559 $452,900
98106 Seattle, WA 27,489 $115,529 $666,800
98116 Seattle, WA 27,190 $130,504 $917,000
98107 Seattle, WA 27,116 $137,748 $924,900
98178 Seattle, WA 26,282 $93,786 $628,200
98119 Seattle, WA 26,094 $125,021 $1,032,500
98008 Bellevue, WA 26,091 $175,242 $1,130,000
98102 Seattle, WA 25,396 $114,395 $988,700
98055 Renton, WA 24,668 $100,207 $561,600
98112 Seattle, WA 24,412 $162,073 $1,407,400
98405 Tacoma, WA 24,053 $80,024 $443,800
98108 Seattle, WA 23,759 $90,806 $693,500
98199 Seattle, WA 22,890 $176,729 $1,160,000
98406 Tacoma, WA 22,708 $104,761 $594,100
98166 Seattle, WA 22,599 $112,191 $785,700
98126 Seattle, WA 22,030 $114,030 $751,900
98408 Tacoma, WA 22,016 $78,855 $379,400
98422 Tacoma, WA 22,002 $115,989 $614,300
98005 Bellevue, WA 21,603 $158,396 $1,373,000
98121 Seattle, WA 21,010 $148,974 $796,600
98407 Tacoma, WA 20,993 $108,905 $613,000
98177 Seattle, WA 20,561 $162,607 $995,700
98433 Tacoma, WA 19,771 $58,202 —
98136 Seattle, WA 17,245 $153,636 $900,000
98101 Seattle, WA 14,528 $128,143 $741,400
98104 Seattle, WA 14,469 $61,866 $663,000
98446 Tacoma, WA 13,068 $101,130 $459,500
98057 Renton, WA 12,351 $68,097 $606,500
98148 Seattle, WA 11,068 $86,994 $576,400
98418 Tacoma, WA 9,813 $79,413 $385,300
98403 Tacoma, WA 8,441 $86,179 $737,100
98465 Tacoma, WA 7,092 $77,083 $544,500
98402 Tacoma, WA 6,805 $54,712 $558,100
98443 Tacoma, WA 5,688 $117,423 $478,300
98195 Seattle, WA 2,259 — —
98207 Everett, WA 1,376 — —
98447 Tacoma, WA 1,303 — —
98416 Tacoma, WA 1,057 — —
98421 Tacoma, WA 950 — —
98134 Seattle, WA 808 $66,119 $385,300
98164 Seattle, WA 250 $250,001 $714,600
98154 Seattle, WA — — —
98158 Seattle, WA — — —
98174 Seattle, WA — — —

About the Seattle–Tacoma–Bellevue metro

Metro areas are the unit of analysis that most closely matches how people actually live: a downtown core, a ring of close-in neighborhoods, and a wider band of suburbs and exurbs that share a labor market and a housing market. The Seattle–Tacoma–Bellevue hub gathers 79 ZIP codes spread across roughly 7 distinct cities and townships. Reading them side by side is the fastest way to understand which sub-markets share a profile and which break the pattern. For step-by-step methodology, see our relocation guide.

The average median household income across listed ZIPs lands around $98,805, with average owner-occupied home values near $587,100. Neither number is the right answer to “is this metro affordable?” on its own — what matters is the spread, the commute time you can tolerate, and the property tax regime in each jurisdiction. Click into the city tiles above to compare adjacent cores, and into individual ZIP profiles to see the granular block-level numbers. You can also compare against other markets via the full metro index.

If you’re considering a move into Seattle–Tacoma–Bellevue, treat this page as a triage layer above the ZIP-level detail. Identify three or four ZIPs that match your budget and density preference, then walk those neighborhoods (or at least drive them at rush hour) before signing anything. The data will save you from obviously wrong fits, but only your own feet on the sidewalk can confirm a good one. For state-wide context, jump to Washington.