Apartments for rent in Shoreline, WA, USA

Shoreline, WA has a population of 55,431, while the median age is 42. The household income in Shoreline, WA is around $76,271. The homeownership rate among the residents is 63%. The median residential property value in Shoreline, WA that you should keep in mind is $389,300.

Population	55,431
Median Age	41.7
Poverty Rate	9%
Household Income	$76,271
Number Of Employees	29,708
Median Property Value	$389,300

Business & Economy

Wage by Common Jobs

Average salary in Shoreline, WA: $60,870

1. Software developers, applications & systems software
$131,819
2. Miscellaneous managers
$103,869
3. Registered nurses
$74,483
4. Firstline supervisors of retail sales workers
$63,633
5. Elementary & middle school teachers
$55,353

Highest Paid Occupations

Numbers claim that the highest paid jobs in Shoreline, WA are Life, Physical, Social Science Occupations, Architecture & Engineering Occupations, Computer, Engineering, Science Occupations, Computer & Mathematical Occupations and Legal Occupations.

Highest Paid Industries

Keeping in mind that the employment rate changed by 3% recently, there must be a strong understanding of industries people of Shoreline, WA work in. The highest paid industries are Professional, Scientific, Technical Services, Utilities, Information, Finance & Insurance and Manufacturing.

Demographics

Race & Ethnicity

According to latest census, Shoreline, WA is a home for 69% white residents. The second common group is asian with 14% residents. The list of the most common racial or ethnic groups is closed by black with 6% residents.

Non-English Speakers

Education

Past year Shoreline, WA universities awarded around 778,600 degrees. Statistics show that the population of students in Shoreline, WA includes 389,300 female students and 389,300 male students. Shoreline, WA offers private and public tuition with a median cost of $n/a for private four-year colleges and $n/a for in-state public four-year colleges. The largest university of this city is the Shoreline Community College with the majority of graduates. The share of the public colleges in Shoreline, WA is 98 and 2 go to the private colleges.

Universities

1. Shoreline Community College
1,933 graduates
2. Toni & Guy Hairdressing Academy-Shoreline
32 graduates

Public vs Private

Public1.6%
Private98.4%

Health and Safety

Primary care physicians in Shoreline, WA see an average of 843 patients, dentists 947 patients, metal health providers 291 patients, and other healthcare providers 1,180 patients per year.

Transportation

Commute Time

Average travel time: 29.04 minutes

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Commuter Transportation

Citizens of Shoreline, WA travel to their offices around 29 minutes lately and drove alone to get there. The rest of the residents used public transit and carpooled.

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Housing Trends

Rent vs Own

Rent63%
Own37%

Shoreline, WA, USA Housing Trends

Average rent in Shoreline: undefined (-0%)

Rent Price	Apr	vs Last Month
1 bed apartments	$1,378	N/A
4+ bed apartments	$895	N/A

Over the May 2021, the average rent for an apartment in/near Shoreline, WA decreased by 100% to $0.

Breaking it down in details, we now see that the average price for 1-bed apartment stands at $1,378 with no changes this month. Consequently, we now see that the 4- and more bed apartments pricing stays the same, so you can still face an estimate price around $895 for a big-family home.

Rent Type Price	Apr	vs Last Month
Apartment rentals	$1,136	N/A

Looking at the median rent price for an apartment in Shoreline, WA, you can note that it remains flat with a price tag of $1,136.

Median rent for residential apartments in as of Apr, 2021.
Remember to negotiate your rent according to median rental prices. Also, take into account that the price depends on the size/amenities of the apartment.

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