Seattle–Tacoma–Bellevue
59 cities and suburbs across Seattle, each scored out of 100 on the same national scales. The metro's median home is $717,500 and its mean commute 29.2 min. Redmond scores highest overall at 75. Everett leads on cost of living.
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Median score
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Poll responses
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59 places
in Seattle
in Seattle
One of 50 metros graded so far, on the same national scales.
10 mi
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30 mi
Downtown Seattle
Downtown Tacoma
Redmond
Kirkland
Issaquah
Sammamish
Bothell East
Edmonds
Mill Creek East
Silver Firs
Cottage Lake
Shoreline
Eastmont
University Place
Maple Valley
Everett
Renton
Lake Stevens
Puyallup
South Hill
Kent
Artondale
Fairwood
Burien
Lakeland North
Federal Way
White Center
Marysville
Arlington
SeaTac
Lakewood
Frederickson
Graham
Dot size = overall scoreA B C D Positions plotted from place centroids · rings measured from Downtown Seattle
Every suburb of Seattle, ranked
— for Residents: fewer than 8 poll responses, so the category is not yet counted. Those places' overall scores are computed on the other six categories, re-normalised to 100%. 59 of 59 are currently below the threshold.
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Seattle vs Mercer IslandTacoma vs University PlaceBellevue vs Mercer IslandKent vs Lakeland NorthEverett vs EastmontRenton vs Bryn Mawr-SkywayFederal Way vs Lakeland NorthKirkland vs Kenmore5 guides
What "median home value" hides when you compare suburbsWhat a school proficiency percentile actually measuresWhat a two-mile amenity count can and cannot seeReading an effective property tax rateWhat the scores deliberately do not coverAll guides →