Average Rent in Clallam County, WA

Clallam County, WA has rental prices ranging from $854/month to $1,986/month in 2025, depending on unit size. The typical 1-bedroom apartment rents for $949/month — 32% below the national average of $1,400/month. With a median household income of $67,999/year, spending $949/month on a 1-bedroom represents 17% of gross income — within the recommended 30% threshold.

How Clallam County Compares

With an average 2-bedroom rent of $1,245/month, Clallam County ranks #18 most expensive of the 36 cities tracked in Washington — pricier than 84% of all US cities in our data.

The Clallam County Rental Market

The Clallam County, WA area has a population of about 77,593 and 27% of households renting rather than owning. That renter share runs below the US average of ~34%, a more homeowner-heavy market where rental inventory can be limited.

Rent Trends

2-bedroom rents in Clallam County, WA have fallen by $5/month (0.4%) over the past year, from $1,250 to $1,245. Rents have remained relatively stable year over year, indicating a balanced rental market in the area.

Affordability

To afford a 1-bedroom apartment in Clallam County, WA without exceeding the 30% housing cost guideline, a renter needs an annual income of approximately $37,960. The local median household income of $67,999 exceeds that threshold by $30,039, making Clallam County relatively accessible compared to local wages.

Economy & Jobs

Clallam County, WA has an unemployment rate of 3.6%, 0.3 percentage points below the national average of 3.9%. Strong employment conditions typically sustain rental demand, as workers relocate to the area and local residents maintain stable housing.

Neighborhoods

Home values — and by extension rent levels — vary significantly across Clallam County's neighborhoods. Among the highest-value areas are Peabody Creek ($348,224 median home value), Pine Hill ($359,000 median home value), Jefferson ($370,830 median home value). Rental prices typically follow home value patterns, with premium neighborhoods commanding higher rents than outer areas. Renters on a tighter budget may find better value in less central neighborhoods or in adjacent metros with lower overall rent levels.

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