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🇺🇸 United States ZIP Code

STANDARD

98133

Seattle

ZIP Code 98133 is a standard zip code serving Seattle, Seattle, Washington (WA), in King County, United States. It has an estimated population of 44,555 with a median household income of $51,499. The area falls within the America/Los_Angeles timezone.

Median Household Income vs. National Average

$0 National: $37,585 $150K+ $51,499

Location

Country
🇺🇸 United States
State / Province
Washington (WA)
County
King
City
Seattle
Timezone
America/Los_Angeles

Coordinates

Latitude
47.737700
Longitude
-122.343100

Geographic Details

Land Area
7.10 mi²
Water Area
0.07 mi²
Population Density
6279.0 people per mi² (95th percentile)
Bounding Box
47.777794°N, 47.700867°S, -122.328181°E, -122.370936°W

With 44,555 residents spread across 7.10 square miles, this area has a population density of 6279.0 people per square mile.

Demographics

44,555

Population

95th percentile

$51,499

Median Income

55th percentile

$326,400

Median Home Value

85th percentile

7.10 mi²

Land Area

The median household income in 98133 is $51,499, and the median home value is $326,400.

Housing

21,903

Total Units

20,180

Occupied Units

92.1%

Occupancy Rate

Nearby ZIP Codes

Other zip codes in Seattle, WA.

98101

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 98105

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 98106

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 98107

Seattle

 98108

Seattle

 98109

Seattle

 98111

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Similar ZIP Codes in Washington

ZIP codes with similar median household income in Washington.

98003

Federal Way

$45,894

 98030

Kent

$51,446

 98032

Kent

$48,853

 98043

Mountlake Terrace

$58,865

 98047

Pacific

$52,482

 98105

Seattle

$45,560

 98106

Seattle

$57,875

 98108

Seattle

$52,232

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What are the different types of ZIP codes?
There are three types of ZIP codes: Standard (residential and commercial delivery areas), PO Box (assigned to post office box sections), and Unique (assigned to a single high-volume address like a government agency or large company). Standard ZIP codes are the most common.
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What is population density and why does it matter?
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What does median household income tell me about a ZIP code?
Median household income is the middle value when all household incomes in a ZIP code are sorted. Half of households earn more and half earn less. It is a better indicator of typical earnings than average income, which can be skewed by very high or very low outliers.