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Kirkland, WA

Unique neighborhoods, a network of trails and a quaint downtown are just some of the things that attract people to Kirkland, a city overlooking Lake Washington. Tree-lined streets and a collection of parks help enhance Kirkland’s visual appeal. A strong economy has allowed the city to create many new amenities like pools and community centers to keep residents active and entertained. Hotels, nearby wineries and a collection or restaurants make Kirkland a draw for tourists.

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Affordable Places To Live In Kirkland

Median Household Income
$114,695
Median Home Value
$641,396
Housing Affordability Index
88
Percent of Adult Population with 401(k)
21.30%

 

Education & Career Opportunities In Kirkland

Unemployment Rate
4.20%
Percent of Population With Bachelor's Degree or Higher
62.40%
Percent of Population in the Workforce
73.30%
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Food Scene in Kirkland

47.40%
Percent of Adults Drank Beer in Last 6 Months
Restaurants per Capita
25.40
Percent of Adults who Dined Out
60.40%
Average Annual Spending on Lunch Out
$1,934.00

Love Where You Live In Kirkland

Volunteerism Rate
22.00%
Adults Volunteered for Charitable Organization
Voting
57.70%
Of Adults Voted in Last Election
Local Participation
7.30%
Adults Served on a Local Committee
Diversity Index
51.90

Health in Kirkland

95.40%
Of Population Has Health Insurance
19.20%
Of Population Jogged in the Past Year
Hospitals per Capita
1.88
32.60%
Of Households Used Organic Food in Last 6 Months

Where to Live Now In Kirkland

Average Mortgage Amount
$1,660.03
Median Rent
$1,504
62.60%
Of Homes Owned
37.40%
Of Homes Rented
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Experiences & Adventures In Kirkland

11.50%
Of Population Went to Art Gallery Last Year
15.10%
Of Population Attended Live Theater Last Year
14.50%
Of Population Went to a Zoo Last Year
22.00%
Of Population Attended a Sporting Event Last Year