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Real estate market data for Issaquah, WA (King County) — Census median home value $934,100, county listing prices down about 4.0% over the past year.
Issaquah, WA is in King County, Washington — covering the whole local market here: resale homes, condos, land, and new construction. The most recent Census estimate puts the population at 39,472, with a median household income of $153,786. Census data puts Issaquah's median home value at $934,100 (all owner-occupied homes); King County's current median listing price runs $850,000, down about 4.0% over the past year.
At a glance
39,472
$153,786
$934,100
$850,000
$2,484/mo
-4.0%
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The Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2023 5-year estimate) puts Issaquah's median home value — across all owner-occupied homes, not just recent sales — at $934,100. Separately, King County's current median listing price (via Realtor.com data, 2026-06-01) runs $850,000. These cover different geography (city vs. county) and different measures (assessed value vs. active listings), which is why we show both rather than picking one — full source list on our data sources page.
King County's FHFA house price index shows a 0.89% annual change in 2025.
Issaquah has an estimated population of 39,472 and a median household income of $153,786, per the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2023 5-year estimate).
Issaquah's Census-reported median home value works out to about 6.1x the area's median household income, and median gross rent runs roughly 19% of that same income on an annualized basis. Housing economists commonly flag a price-to-income ratio above 4x as historically elevated -- useful context, not a personal affordability verdict.
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The Census Bureau's American Community Survey puts Issaquah's median home value at $934,100. King County's current median listing price runs $850,000, down about 4.0% over the past year.
The U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2023 5-year estimate) puts Issaquah's population at approximately 39,472.
The Census ACS estimates median gross rent in Issaquah at approximately $2,484 per month.
Census ACS data puts the median household income in Issaquah at approximately $153,786.
King County's FHFA house price index shows a 0.89% annual change in 2025.
Census ACS data puts Issaquah's median home value at about 6.1 times the median household income, with median gross rent equal to roughly 19% of that income annually. This is a general benchmark, not a personal pre-qualification -- your own income, debt, and down payment determine what you can actually afford.
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