Total Population
50,185
Population
Growth Rate
0.85%
Median Age
40
Diversity Index
63.400
Designated as the gateway to the research and technology communities that make up Snohomish County’s Technology Corridor, Bothell is a popular business and residential community.
Originally a logging town, incorporated in 1909, Bothell remained a small town in King County until the early 1980s when pastoral farmlands gave way to business parks and residential developments. In 1992 the city annexed 5.9 square miles of land in Snohomish County, doubling the city’s size and population, and establishing its reputation as the location for some of the state’s most creative technology communities. The Canyon Park Business Park currently hosts some of the most renowned names in the bio-medical and high tech fields. Bothell is also home to Washington State’s Biomedical Innovation Partnership Zone.
Current plans call for providing commercial areas which are pedestrian-, bicycle- and transit-oriented, vibrant and inviting by design, and located and sized so as to ensure adequate selection and availability of goods and services for all Bothell residents. A nationally recognized downtown revitalization effort is well underway, with McMenamins Anderson School and multiple fine restaurants adding to the charms of the downtown.
One mile east of downtown is the campus hosting the University of Washington Bothell and Cascadia Community College. UW Bothell is the recipient of numerous national distinctions recognizing its extraordinary value, and its consequent rapid growth. The campus provides a local source of knowledge and talent to corporations thirsty for a skilled workforce.
Bothell residents and visitors enjoy easy access to sporting events in Seattle, Everett, and Bellevue. They can also take advantage of walking, jogging, skating and biking along the Sammamish River Trail and the Burke-Gilman Trail. Next door Woodinville hosts 160 wineries, and numerous restaurants, breweries and distilleries welcome visitors interested in the ambience of the area and the high quality of their products and services.
Total Population
50,185
Population
Growth Rate
0.85%
Median Age
40
Diversity Index
63.400
Households
19,986
Total Housing Units
20,916
Owner Occupied
13,883
Renter Occupied
6,103
Vacant
930
Median Home Value
$774,782
Average Home Value
$831,810
Income
Growth Rate
Median
Household Income
0.00%
Per Capita Income
3.15%
Median Household
$123,328 $146,589
Average Household
$164,966 $191,209
Per Capita
$65,712 $76,719
Total Businesses
1,568
Total Employed
25,394
Workers 16+
24,599
2023 Prof / Scientific / Tech Service
Businesses
182
Employed
3,444
2023 Retail Trade Businesses
Businesses
138
Employed
3,159
2023 HealthCare / Social Assistance
Businesses
186
Employed
3,037
2023 Manufacturing Businesses
Businesses
53
Employed
2,364
2023 Accommodation / Food Service
Businesses
154
Employed
2,220
2023 Educational Services - Businesses
Businesses
60
Employed
2,162
Some
High School
790
Graduated
High School
3,768
Associates
Degree
3,748
Bachelor's
Degree
13,753
Graduate
Degree
7,483
Average Commute Time
0 min.
Resident Commuters
17,170
Non-Resident Commuters
7,386
Drive Alone
15,038
Carpooled
2,510
Public
1,646
Work At Home
4,809