Listed below are the latest population and steets for Normandy Park City, Washington. The population of Normandy Park is 6,335 people, and as of 2010, it ranks 31st among 614 areas in Washington by per capita income. The city was incorporated on June 8, 1953, and is adjacent to the neighboring cities of Burien and Des Moines. The city is in King County, Washington.
The town of Normandy Park was originally platted in 1929, and its streets were initially gravel. Soon, a beautiful clubhouse was built on Lot A, offering band concerts and free refreshments. On Lot 1 in Block 20 a unique brick house, designed by C. S. Hughett, is now located at 17999 Normandy Terrace SW. The area also grew to include several Prudence Penny Budget homes.
The number of evictions in Normandy Park City is relatively low compared to other communities. Evictions were rare in Normandy Park in 2016, but there were a few in nearby towns. Lake Tapps and Algona had more than twice as many evictions as Normandy Park. Normandy Park has a median income of $128,086 and a median household size of 2.3.
A poverty rate is a measure of the percentage of the population that lives below the poverty line. The lower the number, the more prosperous the area. In Normandy Park, the poverty rate is 0.0%, which is significantly lower than in Washington and Snoqualmie, which have a 0.8% poverty rate. In the city of Normandy Park, approximately 27% of housing units are occupied by renters.