Overview of Washington Independent Living

Nicknamed the Evergreen State for the area’s many towering forests, the State of Washington has much more to offer retirees than just a tree-lined landscape. With a geography that ranges from ocean beaches and deep rainforests to stunning mountain ranges and even semi-arid environments, seniors who choose independent living in Washington enjoy a varied choice of climates. Just over 11% of the population of Washington state is 65 and older with approximately 60% living in the greater Seattle metropolitan area. With nearly 7 million residents, Washington is the 13th most populous state in the country and the 2nd most populated state on the West Coast after California.

The average cost of independent living in Washington is $2,288 per month. This is higher than the national average which is $1,729 per month.

 

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