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Region adding 188 people a day
The four-county central Puget Sound region gained 68,740 people over the last year. The region’s total population is now 4.2 million. Since 2010, the region has gained more than 500,000 new residents...
Displacement Risk Mapping
Displacement Risk is a composite of indicators representing five elements of neighborhood displacement risks: socio-demographics, transportation qualities, neighborhood characteristics, housing, and...
Opportunity Mapping
This tool allows the analysis of growth that may take place in areas with moderate to high opportunity.
Growth in areas of opportunity is based on an “Opportunity Index,” which combines measures of...
Aug 2019 - Regional Population Trends
Shows how many people lived in the region as of April 1, 2019 in the region's cities and counties.
Population growth moderating in King County
During most of the last decade, King County grew at a faster rate than all three of the region’s other counties, excluding 2010-11. But last year, King dipped below the rest of the region. Still, the...
Regional Data Profile: Economy
Introduction
Population and Households
Economy
Housing
Transportation
Growing in centers and near transit
The draft VISION 2050 plan supports more growth around major transit stations and in centers.
In 2050, there will be over 80 light rail stations, 42 lines of bus rapid transit, 10 ferry routes, and...
Regional airports support aviation training and education
The central Puget Sound is the place to be if you want to earn your wings. Nearly half of the region’s 29 airports report regular flight instruction activity.
Degree and certificate programs are...
Airports throughout the region support military activities
The central Puget Sound is home to two military airports—McChord Field and Gray Army Airfield—both located at Joint Base Lewis McChord.
However, regional military aircraft operations are not confined...
Who owns the region’s airports?
The central Puget Sound region boasts 29 airports, but not all of these are open to the general public.
Nineteen operate as public facilities—airports available for public use without a requirement...
