Markets we serve
Houses for rent in WA
124 homes available across 32 cities. Every price shown is the total monthly cost.
Cities in WA
- Puyallup27 homes
- Spanaway8 homes
- Lake Stevens7 homes
- Tacoma7 homes
- Marysville6 homes
- Renton6 homes
- Bonney Lake5 homes
- Everett5 homes
- Graham5 homes
- Kent5 homes
- Lynnwood5 homes
- Covington4 homes
- Lacey4 homes
- Federal Way3 homes
- Fife3 homes
- Orting3 homes
- Auburn2 homes
- Bothell2 homes
- Maple Valley2 homes
- Monroe2 homes
- Seatac2 homes
- Algona1 home
- Arlington1 home
- Buckley1 home
- Des Moines1 home
- Duvall1 home
- Lakewood1 home
- Olympia1 home
- Pacific1 home
- Snohomish1 home
- Tumwater1 home
- University Place1 home
What it costs to rent a house in WA
Across the 124 homes we list in WA, rent runs from $2,096.95 to $3,588.95 a month, with the middle of the market at $2,580.95. Those are all-in monthly totals - base rent plus every required fee - not a starting figure with charges added later.
| Size | Available | Typical rent | Range | Typical size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 bedroom | 63 | $2,424.95 | $2,096.95 - $3,480.95 | 1,658 sq ft |
| 4 bedroom | 52 | $2,640.95 | $2,260.95 - $3,092.95 | 2,079 sq ft |
| 5 bedroom | 7 | $2,924.15 | $2,560.95 - $3,588.95 | 2,500 sq ft |
| 6 bedroom | 2 | $2,924.15 | $2,840.95 - $2,924.15 | 2,694 sq ft |
- Detached houses, not apartments. WA homes run from 984 to 2,874 square feet, typically around 1,840 sq ft. Own front door, own yard.
- One person answers for all of it. Jerry Skelton, chief executive officer & founder, is accountable for every home on this site, WA included - so there is no call centre between you and an answer about a specific address.
- The price you see is the price. Base rent plus every required fee, already added up. See what is in it.
Licensing and local law
- Housing vouchers
- Accepted on every home we lease in WA.
- Source-of-income protection
- We accept housing vouchers on every home we lease in WA, whether or not state law requires it. Some cities and counties prohibit source-of-income discrimination where state law does not; if you believe you were treated unfairly, tell us and we will look into it.