Redmond Surpasses Bellevue as Most Expensive City to Rent in Seattle Metro

Redmond Surpasses Bellevue as Most Expensive City to Rent in Seattle Metro

According to a recent report published by Zumper Seattle Metro, Bellevue ranked as the second most expensive city to rent in the metro area in the month of December.

The report analyzed active listings in December 2020 across 20 metro cities to show the most and least expensive cities and cities with the fastest growing rents.

The Washington one bedroom median rent was $1,281 last month. For Bellevue, the median price of a one-bedroom unit was $1,820, which dropped 2.2%. The median price of a two-bedroom in Bellevue was $2,360, which was up 1.3%.

Redmond ranked as the most expensive city, surpassing Bellevue, with the median rent of a one-bedroom priced at $1,840. Coming in third, after Bellevue, was Kirkland, with a median rent at $1,760 for a one-bedroom.

The least expensive cities were Oak Harbor, Bellingham, and Bremerton, while the fastest growing rents were in Renton, Olympia, and Lakewood.

The Zumper Seattle Metro Area Report analyzed active listings that hit the market last months. Listings are aggregated by city of calculate median asking rents.

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