Edmonds

Edmonds

edmonds waThe City of Edmonds is an 8.9-square mile urban community with 41,260 people.

The third largest city in Snohomish County, Edmonds has many characteristics: a growing economic base, diverse marketplace, excellent school system, and outstanding quality of life that make it an excellent location to locate, start or grow a business.

A charming waterfront town, celebrated as an arts community, Edmonds offers a vibrant downtown, sandy beaches, stunning views, and a full calendar of exciting events. Fanning out from the central fountain, the walkable downtown boasts art galleries and day spas, as well as shops and boutiques offering clothing, garden supplies, house wares, jewelry, books and travel accessories, specialty wine and food stuffs. Restaurants, cafes and bistros, offer a delicious dining experience and beachfront eateries with outdoor tables provide scenic views of Puget Sound, the Olympic Mountains, and magnificent sunsets. Shopping and dining opportunities are also found along Highway 99, punctuated by the multiethnic “International District,” and the neighborhood commercial districts of Westgate, Five Corners, Firdale Village, and Perrinville.

The City of Edmonds is committed to supporting and retaining its business community and enhancing economic development. Economic Development Department staff proactively work to strengthen the Edmonds economy, create a more business-friendly environment, and work with the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce, Port of Edmonds, elected officials and City staff on policies to bolster the retail, service and commercial sectors.

Distance From

  • Work:
    • Everett:15 minutes
    • Lynnwood: 10 minutes
    • Bellevue: 30 minutes
    • Seattle: 25 minutes
  • Skiing: 60 minutes
  • Boating: 5 minutes

K-12 School District

Edmonds School District

Major Employers

  • Edmonds School District
  • Swedish Hospital Edmonds
  • City of Edmonds
  • Rick Steves’ Europe
  • WinCo

Population

Total Population

43,666

Population
Growth Rate

0.41%

Median Age

47

Diversity Index

55.900

Source: ESRI, 2026-09-09

Housing & Income

Households

18,975

Total Housing Units

19,665


Owner Occupied

13,102

Renter Occupied

5,873

Vacant

690

Median Home Value

$951,845


Average Home Value

$1,075,142

Income
Growth Rate

Median
Household Income

0.00%


Per Capita Income

2.66%

Income Projection

Median Household

$124,909 $155,339


Average Household

$181,570 $206,337


Per Capita

$79,090 $90,162

Source: ESRI, 2026-09-09

Workforce

Total Businesses

1,709

Total Employed

14,763

Workers 16+

22,516

2026 HealthCare / Social Assistance

cp-industries

Businesses

318

Employed

4,236

2026 Accommodation / Food Service

cp-industries

Businesses

139

Employed

1,988

2026 Food Service / Drinking Est.

cp-industries

Businesses

127

Employed

1,909

2026 Retail Trade Businesses

cp-industries

Businesses

174

Employed

1,699

2026 Other Service excl Pub Admin

cp-industries

Businesses

204

Employed

1,194

2026 Prof / Scientific / Tech Service

cp-industries

Businesses

241

Employed

1,114

Some
High School

466

Graduated
High School

4,363

Associates
Degree

3,258

Bachelor's
Degree

11,436

Graduate
Degree

7,579

Average Commute Time

27 min.



Resident Commuters

14,322

Non-Resident Commuters

8,102

Drive Alone

13,633

Carpooled

1,084

Public

858

Work At Home

6,187

Source: ESRI, 2026-09-09