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Cost of Living in Issaquah, WA

Overall index: 204 (100 = US national average). Data source: US Census ACS 2023 & BLS OEWS 2025, 2025.

Overall Cost of Living Index

Overall
204
↑ +104% vs US

Cost Breakdown by Category

Housing
268
↑ +168% vs US
$1,739 Median rent (1BR)
Transportation
99
↔ -1% vs US
$3.50 Gas price (gal)
Food
206
↑ +106% vs US
$845 Groceries / month
Utilities
184
↑ +84% vs US
$482 Utilities / month
Healthcare
184
↑ +84% vs US
$348 Doctor visit
Category Index vs US avg Sample cost
Housing 268 +168% $1,739
Transportation 99 -1% $3.50
Food 206 +106% $845
Utilities 184 +84% $482
Healthcare 184 +84% $348

Index 100 = US national average. Higher = more expensive.

Cost breakdown (visual)

268 Housing 99 Transport 206 Food 184 Utilities 184 Healthcare US avg (100)

Salary Calculator: What do you need to earn in Issaquah?

A single adult living comfortably in Issaquah, WA needs approximately $71,400 / year after taxes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost of living in Issaquah, WA?

The overall cost of living in Issaquah, WA is 104% higher than the US national average (index: 204 where 100 = national average).

How much is rent in Issaquah, WA?

Average rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in Issaquah, WA is about $1,739/month.

Is Issaquah, WA expensive to live in?

Yes, Issaquah, WA is considered expensive (index above national average).

What salary do I need to live in Issaquah, WA?

A single adult needs roughly $71,400/year to cover basic living costs in Issaquah, WA.

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