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Parkland, WA: economy, jobs & business costs

The site-selection read on Parkland: labor costs, talent, corporate tax, energy, and business activity, with the Washington median as the yardstick. Compare it live against any of 3,000 US cities.

Data coverage: ACS place data; supplementary fields may use state estimates.

Average weekly wages in the surrounding labor market run $1,916/wk. Washington's corporate income tax rate is 0%. Commercial electricity averages 10.0¢/kWh.

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Avg. weekly wage

$1,916/wk

lower than 6% of US cities

Corporate income tax

0%

lower than 99% of US cities

Bachelor's degree or higher

17.5%

50% vs state medianhigher than 10% of US cities

Commercial electricity

10.0¢/kWh

cheaper than 86% of US cities

Economic momentum

We don't yet track economic momentum for Parkland. It will rank business formation, jobs, and building-permit growth against the US cities we track.

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Questions & answers
Is Parkland a good place to run a business?
Washington's corporate income tax rate is 0%; average weekly wages in the surrounding labor market run $1,916/wk; commercial electricity averages 10.0¢/kWh. Weigh these against your own priorities in the business comparison tool.
What is the cost of living in Parkland, WA?
Parkland indexes at 112 for day-to-day costs against a national baseline of 100, with a typical two-bedroom renting for $1,666/mo and a acs median home value of $423,000.
How much does a house cost in Parkland?
The acs median home value in Parkland is $423,000 (Census ACS estimate; individual listings vary).
How much is rent in Parkland?
A two-bedroom in Parkland rents for about $1,666/mo.