Travel nurse housing in Washington

300 furnished rentals listed by hosts for travelers across 91 cities, median $1,750 a month.

Active listings
300
Median asking rent
$1,750 a month
Price range
$600 to $8,000
Pet friendly
31%
Cities
91

Rent against fair market rent, by city

CityListingsMedian asking rentRangeHUD fair market rent, 1BRMedian against fair market rentOpenings
Seattle53$1,900$699 – $4,500$2,420$520 under40
Spokane24$1,500$700 – $3,200$1,120$380 over25
Everett13$2,000$1,300 – $3,000$2,050$50 under
Vancouver13$1,500$1,000 – $5,700$1,670$170 under
Olympia10$2,400$900 – $4,200$1,570$830 over6
Puyallup9$1,400$750 – $4,500$1,810$410 under
Gig Harbor7$1,600$1,350 – $2,300$2,055$455 under
Shoreline6$2,150$1,000 – $3,800$2,280$130 under
Tacoma6$1,050$900 – $5,100$1,670$620 under
Auburn5$2,300$1,200 – $2,650$2,165$135 over
Bremerton5$1,500$900 – $3,500$1,430$70 over
Issaquah5$1,380$1,300 – $4,400$2,880$1,500 under6
Kent5$2,000$1,100 – $8,000$2,080$80 under
Renton5$3,000$2,200 – $5,200$2,350$650 over
Yakima5$1,800$1,100 – $2,000$1,030$770 over
Bellingham4$1,900$1,250 – $2,800$1,370$530 over
Bothell4$3,400$1,600 – $6,500$2,460$940 over
Burien4$3,000$1,800 – $3,200$2,050$950 over
Federal Way4$1,300$1,000 – $2,850$2,105$805 under
Lacey4$1,250$1,000 – $2,400$1,850$600 under
Moses Lake4$1,463$850 – $2,700$940$523 over
Mount Vernon4$2,075$1,200 – $3,950$1,330$745 over
Richland4$1,275$1,000 – $3,200$1,365$90 under2
Bellevue3$2,200$1,800 – $3,000$2,870$670 under
Edmonds3$1,500$900 – $2,495$2,230$730 under3
Hoquiam3$990$700 – $1,000
Kennewick3$3,200$1,400 – $3,500$1,295$1,905 over
Kirkland3$2,300$1,500 – $2,800$2,695$395 under
Lake Stevens3$1,400$900 – $1,750$2,340$940 under
Lakewood3$1,800$1,550 – $1,800$1,455$345 over
Port Orchard3$2,000$900 – $2,500$1,555$445 over
Poulsbo3$1,900$1,700 – $2,500$1,700$200 over
Spokane Valley3$1,600$950 – $1,600$1,120$480 over

Fair market rent is HUD's figure for a one-bedroom in that city, the benchmark this page holds a housing stipend against. A city without a HUD figure shows no comparison.

What renting here costs

Median asking rent across the 300 listings is $1,750 a month, from $600 to $8,000. 138 of the 270 in a city with a HUD figure sit at or under their city's fair market rent for a one-bedroom.

Asking rentListings
Under $1k32
$1–1.5k73
$1.5–2k77
$2–2.5k44
$2.5–3k32
Over $3k42

Against the national average, Washington runs housing 26% above and utilities 7% below. (Bureau of Economic Analysis regional price parities, Washington, 2024.)

Categoryvs. national average
Overall7% above
Housing26% above
Utilities7% below
Groceries and goods4% above
Services4% above

Washington levies no state income tax on wages.

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Renting here as a traveler

138 of 270 listings sit under their city's fair market rent
Each listing is compared with HUD fair market rent for a one-bedroom in its own city, the benchmark this page holds a stipend against; 30 listings are in a city without one.
Issaquah asks the least against its benchmark
Median $1,380 a month against fair market rent of $2,880, $1,500 under, across 5 listings.
Seattle carries 18% of the inventory
53 of 300 listings; Spokane 24, Everett 13.
Washington levies no state income tax on wages
Only federal tax comes off the taxable base of a package.
114 private rooms statewide
Median $1,200 a month, against $2,200 for an entire place.
94 listings take pets
31% of the listings state pets allowed; most in Seattle.

Common questions

How much does travel nurse housing cost in Washington?
300 listings on CircleRN ask from $600 to $8,000 a month, median $1,750.
Which Washington city has the best housing value?
By asking rent against HUD fair market rent for its own city: Issaquah, median $1,380 against $2,880, $1,500 under, across 5 listings and 6 openings.
Can I rent a private room instead of an entire place in Washington?
Yes. 114 of the 300 listings are private rooms with shared common areas, from $600 a month.
How do booking and payment work on CircleRN?
You message the host on CircleRN and make the arrangements with them directly, including payment. CircleRN does not hold or process rent. Never wire money before you have seen the place or spoken to the host; see the Trust & Safety page for the signs of a scam.

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