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Aerial view of the Columbia River in eastern Washington, Lincoln County, Washington

Aerial view of the Columbia River in eastern Washington · Photo: Jsayre64 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Lincoln County, Washington

11,489 residents · Updated Nov 12, 2026

The community services in Lincoln County, from the data behind Range Lab’s tools, refreshed daily.

Lincoln County

Washington

11,489 residents

54 services listed

All Washington counties

Aerial view of the Columbia River in eastern Washington · Photo: Jsayre64 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Homes permitted, last 12 months

50

−11% vs. prior 12 months

Permits per 1,000 renter households

52.9

12 months, vs. Census renter households

Tax-credit (LIHTC) affordable units

15

0 placed in service in the last 10 years

Rental listings aren’t tracked here yet

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Homes permitted, by building type

Units authorized each month (Census Building Permits Survey), with the 12-month average. Spikes are usually a single apartment project; permits lead completions by a year or more.

Single-family2–4 units5+ units12-month average
Housing units permitted per month by building type
MonthSingle-family2–4 units5+ unitsTotal
September 20235005
October 20233003
November 20235005
December 20235005
January 20241001
February 20249009
March 20245005
April 20247007
May 2024100010
June 2024100010
July 20242002
August 20244004
September 20242002
October 20248008
November 20245005
December 20244004
January 20253003
February 20254004
March 20255005
April 20256006
May 20257007
June 20254004
July 20253003
August 20255005
September 20254004
October 20254004
November 20253003
December 20253003
January 20267007
February 20263003
March 20266006
April 20264004
May 20263003
June 20263003
July 20267007
August 20263003

Tax-credit housing: built, and when its commitments end

LIHTC low-income units placed in service each year (above) and the year their affordability commitment ends (below): 30 years for properties from 1990 on, 15 before. 1 properties, 15 low-income units.

Placed in serviceCommitment ends 2026–2031Other years

0 units’ commitments end between 2026 and 2031. Owners can also leave early, and many properties stay affordable longer.

LIHTC low-income units placed in service, and commitments ending, by year
YearPlaced in serviceCommitments ending
2008150
2038015

How Lincoln County compares across Washington

Each dot is a Washington county, ranked highest first. Hover any dot for the county.

Homes permitted per 1,000 renter householdsLincoln 52.9 · #6 of 39
Rental vacancy rateNo figure for Lincoln

Sources: Range Lab RST listings · HUD Fair Market Rents · Census Building Permits Survey (through Aug 2026) · HUD LIHTC database (placed in service through 2024) · Census ACS 2024 · Zillow Research ZORI and ZHVI (data from Zillow Research, zillow.com/research/data). About the data.