Where Do I Move?

Region guide

Moving to the Pacific Northwest

The Pacific Northwest trades sunshine for mild temperatures, deep greenery, and strong tech-driven job markets. Seattle and Portland run expensive; inland cities like Spokane are far cheaper. Neither Washington nor Oregon is cheap on housing, but Washington takes no income tax.

No state income tax: Washington — gross salaries stretch further there.

Cities covered

8

States

2

Median rent

$1,922/mo

Median est. cost

$4,481/mo

Standouts among the Pacific Northwest

States we cover in the Pacific Northwest

Every the Pacific Northwest city, ranked by Fit Score

1
Bellevue, WA

pop 151.2K · rent $2,501 · est. $4,962/mo

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2
Spokane, WA

pop 229.2K · rent $1,531 · est. $4,060/mo

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3
Portland, OR

pop 642.7K · rent $1,922 · est. $4,441/mo

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4
Seattle, WA

pop 741.4K · rent $2,501 · est. $4,791/mo

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5
Salem, OR

pop 176.7K · rent $1,560 · est. $4,015/mo

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6
Eugene, OR

pop 177.5K · rent $1,688 · est. $4,100/mo

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7
Vancouver, WA

pop 192.7K · rent $1,922 · est. $4,520/mo

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8
Tacoma, WA

pop 220.5K · rent $1,971 · est. $4,528/mo

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