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Electricity rates in Kirkland, Washington

Kirkland, WA ranks 4 of 44 Washington cities for the highest median home value ($1,022,500). Kirkland, Washington has 91,614 residents in 38,111 households; 48.0% heat with electricity.

Kirkland on the map

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King County, with Kirkland marked

Housing and heating in Kirkland

Kirkland, WA: 17,540 of 40,264 homes were built before 1980 and 9,425 in 2000 or later. Kirkland, WA has 21,832 detached houses, 14,401 homes in 5+ unit buildings and 21 mobile homes.

Age of homes in Kirkland, WA

% of homes by decade built, Kirkland, WA

  1. 2pre-40
  2. 140s
  3. 350s
  4. 1560s
  5. 2270s
  6. 1980s
  7. 1490s
  8. 1200s
  9. 910s
  10. 220+

Heating fuel in Kirkland, WA

% of homes by main fuel, Kirkland

  • Utility gas49.7
  • Electricity48.0
Kirkland, WA housing against its county and state cities
Kirkland, WAValueCountyGapRank
Kirkland, WA, median year built19831983+0 years22 of 44
Kirkland, WA, built before 198043.6%46.6%-3.0 points25 of 44
Kirkland, WA, built 2000 or later23.4%28.0%-4.6 points24 of 44
Kirkland, WA, detached houses54.2%50.9%+3.3 points26 of 44
Kirkland, WA, apartments in 5+ unit buildings35.8%36.7%-0.9 points9 of 44
Kirkland, WA, mobile homes0.1%1.5%-1.5 points43 of 44
Kirkland, WA, renter households38.1%43.9%-5.8 points31 of 44
Kirkland, WA, median home value$1,022,500$811,200+$211,3004 of 44
Kirkland, WA, median gross rent a month$2,342$2,035+$3075 of 44
Kirkland, WA, people per household2.372.39-0.0232 of 44

Who supplies Kirkland

King County lists 4 utilities for Kirkland, WA (91,614 residents): homes pay 3.67 to 14.63 cents per kWh, about $35 to $140 a month at 955 kWh, 0.3% to 1.2% of the $143,533 Kirkland median income. King County page.

Facts about Kirkland

Residents of Kirkland, WA, ACS 2023
91,61413 of 44 Washington cities with 30,000+
Median household income in Kirkland, WA
$143,5335 of 44 of those cities
Households in Kirkland, WA
38,1112.40 people each
Owner-occupied homes in Kirkland, WA
61.9%23,601 owners and 14,510 renter households
Housing units in Kirkland, WA
40,2642,153 vacant or seasonal
Homes heated by electricity in Kirkland, WA
48.0%18,286 of 38,111 homes
Land area of Kirkland, WA
17.8 sq mi5,145.1 people per sq mi
Bill as share of income in Kirkland, WA
0.3% to 1.2%at 955 kWh a month over the $143,533 median household income
Wind and tornado reports within 15 miles of Kirkland, WA
0NWS point reports 2015 to 2025, 0.0 per 100,000 residents
Median year homes were built in Kirkland, WA
198317,540 of 40,264 homes (43.6%) before 1980
Median home value and rent in Kirkland, WA
$1,022,500$2,342 gross rent a month, 2.75% of value a year

Cost of living with electricity in Kirkland

Kirkland, WA: 38,111 households at $1,081 a year per home for electricity (King County average, DOE LEAD) come to about $41.2 million, an estimate; all home energy is $1,682 a year per household.

Home energy cost, Kirkland, WA
Group in Kirkland, WAHouseholdsPower per homePower bill of the groupShare of Kirkland, WA median income
Kirkland, WA, all households38,111$1,081$41.2 million0.75%
Kirkland, WA, homeowners23,601$1,336$31.5 million0.93%
Kirkland, WA, renters14,510$753$10.9 million0.52%

Outage risk around Kirkland

Kirkland, WA: no NWS wind or tornado report within 15 miles of the centre, 2015 to 2025.

Who lives in Kirkland: income, cars, homes

5,413 residents of Kirkland, WA live below the poverty line, and the median age is 38.2. Of 49,783 workers in Kirkland, WA, 14,480 work from home, 27,756 drive alone, 2,270 ride transit and 1,376 walk. In Kirkland, WA, 5,964 of 14,096 renter households pay 30% or more of income in rent; 15,047 households moved in since 2018 and 6,426 before 2000, so electric accounts turn over at a moderate pace. In Kirkland, WA, 4,104 of 38,111 households earn under $35,000, 5,261 $35,000-$75,000, 10,348 $75,000-$150,000 and 18,398 $150,000 or more. In Kirkland, WA, 2,085 households own no vehicle and 23,067 own two or more; home EV charging depends on that. Kirkland, WA homes: 22,467 have 3+ bedrooms, 7,141 none or one, median 5.5 rooms.

Household income in Kirkland, WA

% of households by income, Kirkland, WA

  • Under $35,00010.8
  • $35,000 to $75,00013.8
  • $75,000 to $150,00027.2
  • $150,000 or more48.3
Kirkland, WA households against Washington cities with 30,000+ residents
Kirkland, WAValueRank in Washington
Kirkland, WA, households under $35,00010.8%37 of 44
Kirkland, WA, households $150,000 or more48.3%5 of 44
Kirkland, WA, residents below poverty6.0%38 of 44
Kirkland, WA, median age38.210 of 44
Kirkland, WA, homes with 3+ bedrooms55.8%22 of 44
Kirkland, WA, households without a vehicle5.5%31 of 44
Kirkland, WA, households with 2+ vehicles60.5%19 of 44
Kirkland, WA, workers at home29.1%7 of 44
Kirkland, WA, cost-burdened renters42.3%38 of 44
Kirkland, WA, moved in since 201839.5%22 of 44
Kirkland, WA, moved in before 200016.9%6 of 44

Analyst note on Kirkland

Household income in Kirkland, WA is $143,533; 23,601 of its 38,111 households own. Kirkland, WA counts 91,614 residents in 38,111 households, on 17.8 square miles. 18,286 of the 38,111 occupied homes in Kirkland, WA heat with electricity.

Kirkland, WA has 40,264 housing units, 2,153 of them vacant or seasonal. Kirkland, WA ranks 5 of 44 Washington cities for the highest median rent ($2,342 a month). Kirkland, WA ranks 5 of 44 Washington cities for median household income ($143,533).

Kirkland, WA ranks 7 of 44 Washington cities for people working from home (29.1% of workers).

Bill and heat pump calculator, Kirkland

Compare Kirkland with nearby cities

Nearest Washington cities with 30,000+ residents to Kirkland, WA
City near Kirkland, WADistance from KirklandResidentsMedian incomeMedian year builtMedian home valueStorm reports within 15 milesWork from home
Kirkland, WA (this page)0 mi91,614$143,5331983$1,022,500029.1%
Redmond, WA4.3 mi east75,721 (-15,893)$162,099 (+$18,566)1991 (+8 yr)$1,091,700 (+$69,200)0 (+0)35.0% (+5.9 pts)
Bothell, WA5.3 mi north48,610 (-43,004)$132,232 (-$11,301)1992 (+9 yr)$871,300 (-$151,200)0 (+0)30.2% (+1.2 pts)
Bellevue, WA7.2 mi south151,199 (+59,585)$161,300 (+$17,767)1981 (-2 yr)$1,203,100 (+$180,600)0 (+0)32.8% (+3.7 pts)
Shoreline, WA7.8 mi northwest59,280 (-32,334)$113,336 (-$30,197)1968 (-15 yr)$759,400 (-$263,100)0 (+0)22.6% (-6.5 pts)
Seattle, WA8.7 mi southwest741,440 (+649,826)$121,984 (-$21,549)1974 (-9 yr)$912,100 (-$110,400)0 (+0)31.3% (+2.2 pts)

ZIP codes in Kirkland

ZIP area touching Kirkland, WAShare of the ZIP's land inside KirklandShare of Kirkland's land in the ZIP
98034 (Kirkland, WA)98.6%54.3%
98033 (Kirkland, WA)88.3%45.6%

Census 2020 ZCTA to place land-area overlap. Look up any ZIP.

Washington: home prices since 2001, planned plants.

Questions on Kirkland

Kirkland: what is the electricity rate?

Kirkland, WA has no price of its own; its 91,614 residents are served by one of 4 utilities, and a 955 kWh month costs $35 to $140.

Kirkland: how does it rank among Washington cities?

Kirkland, WA: rank 13 of 44 by its 91,614 residents, rank 5 of 44 by $143,533 median income.

Kirkland: how many homes heat with electricity?

Kirkland, WA: 18,286 of 38,111 occupied homes, 48.0%; King County 53.1%.

Kirkland: how much income goes to electricity?

At 955 kWh a month, 0.3% to 1.2% of the $143,533 median income in Kirkland, WA.

Kirkland: damaging storms reported nearby?

0 NWS wind and tornado reports within 15 miles of the centre of Kirkland, WA, 2015 to 2025, 0.0 per 100,000 residents.

How old are the homes in Kirkland?

Kirkland, WA: median home built 1983; 17,540 of 40,264 homes (43.6%) predate 1980, 21,832 are detached and 14,401 sit in buildings of 5+ units.

How many residents of Kirkland, WA live below the poverty line?

5,413 residents.

How many people in Kirkland, WA work from home?

14,480 of 49,783 workers.

How many Kirkland, WA renters struggle with rent?

5,964 of 14,096 renter households pay 30% or more of income in rent.

Primary sources for Kirkland, WA

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Kirkland, WA ranks 4 of 44 Washington cities for the highest median home value ($1,022,500).