Cost of Living in Clallam County, Washington

$1,110/mo

Median Monthly Rent

$385,600

Median Home Value

8% below state averageUnaffordable

At a Glance

Median Monthly Rent

$1,110/mo

8% below state average

Median Home Value

$385,600

37% above national

Rent-to-Income Ratio

30.0%

% of income spent on rent

Rent burden measured as median gross rent as a percentage of renter household income (Census ACS B25071)

Affordability Rating

Unaffordable

Rent over 50% of income

How Clallam County Compares

Median monthly rent comparison

Clallam County$1,110/mo

Washington Average$1,202/mo

National Median$1,163/mo

Detailed Housing Stats

$1,110/mo

Median Gross Rent

$385,600

Median Home Value

$1,011/mo

Monthly Owner Cost

30.0%

Rent-to-Income Ratio

Data Story

About Cost of Living in Clallam County, Washington

Clallam County faces tighter affordability squeeze

Clallam County's 19.6% rent-to-income ratio exceeds both the national average and Washington's state average of 18.8%. At $1,110 monthly rent against a median household income of just $67,999, Clallam residents spend a larger share of earnings on housing than peers elsewhere.

Among Washington's most expensive rental markets

Clallam County ranks near the bottom of Washington's affordability scale with a 19.6% rent-to-income ratio. Its median rent of $1,110 runs $92 above state average, while median household income lags behind most peer counties.

Higher costs than most other sample counties

Clallam County's $1,110 rent exceeds Adams ($901), Asotin ($994), and Columbia ($944), matching affordability pressures in more expensive regions. At $385,600 median home value, Clallam also prices above most neighbors except Chelan.

Renters stretched more than homeowners

Clallam renters spend 19.6% of income on housing, compared to 17.9% for homeowners—one of the few counties where renters face greater burden. At $67,999 median household income, Clallam households face affordability constraints on both fronts.

Clallam requires careful budget planning

Before relocating to Clallam County, compare these housing costs—among the state's highest—against your current expenses and prospective income. The peninsula location and lifestyle may justify higher payments for some, but budget-conscious relocators should explore more affordable alternatives.

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See how your income compares to housing costs in Clallam County

Your Annual Household Income

Rent Burden

19.6%

of gross income

Max Housing (28% Rule)

$1,587

per month

Owner Cost Burden

17.8%

of gross income

The median home in Clallam County may be a stretch

Median home value is $385,600. Estimated monthly cost: $3,078 vs. your max of $1,587.

Rent Affordability Guide

Your rent-to-income ratio19.6%

Recommended max30.0%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost of living in Clallam County, Washington?

Clallam County, Washington has a median monthly rent of $1,110/mo and a median home value of $385,600. The affordability rating is Unaffordable, with rent making up approximately 30.0% of median household income.

What is the median rent in Clallam County?

The median gross rent in Clallam County is $1,110/mo. This is 8% below state average for Washington.

Is Clallam County affordable?

Clallam County is rated Unaffordable based on rent-to-income ratio of 30.0%. Spending over 50% of income on rent is generally considered unaffordable.

How does Clallam County's rent compare to the state average?

Clallam County's median rent of $1,110/mo is 8% below state average of $1,202/mo for Washington.

What is the median home value in Clallam County?

The median home value in Clallam County, Washington is $385,600. This is 37% above the national median home value of $281,900.