Washington mortgage data

In 2025, lenders originated 72,262 home-purchase mortgages on principal residences in Washington, with a median loan of $485,000. One percent of that median loan is $4,850.

That one percent is the expected agent-MLO figure: what a real-estate agent who is also the licensed loan originator on a deal would expect per median loan here at an expected ~100 bps, before any adjustment for the loan or the plan. The median total loan costs the buyer paid, $7,732, is the cost of the whole loan on the Closing Disclosure, not any one party's fee.

Home-purchase loans in 2025
72,262
Median loan
$485,000
Expected agent-MLO figure, one percent of the median loan
$4,8501what the agent who is also the loan originator would expect on the median loan at an expected ~100 bps
Median total loan costs
$7,73269,040 of 72,262 loans report costs
Lenders that originated here
542
Came through a broker or other third party
18.4%71,901 loans report the channel

By county

26 counties have a page of their own. 13 more counties had fewer than 250 loans, 1,629 in all, and are counted in the state figures above without a page of their own.

Counties in Washington with at least 250 home-purchase loans in 2025
CountyLoansMedian loan
King County18,411$675,000
Pierce County9,462$495,000
Snohomish County7,878$605,000
Spokane County5,543$365,000
Clark County5,331$465,000
Kitsap County3,080$480,000
Thurston County3,061$455,000
Benton County2,521$385,000
Whatcom County1,991$475,000
Yakima County1,733$335,000
Cowlitz County1,282$375,000
Skagit County1,114$485,000
Island County973$485,000
Lewis County926$385,000
Grant County914$335,000
Franklin County901$395,000
Mason County843$365,000
Grays Harbor County771$315,000
Clallam County769$375,000
Chelan County670$425,000
Kittitas County546$395,000
Walla Walla County486$345,000
Douglas County421$425,000
Stevens County372$345,000
Whitman County343$335,000
Jefferson County280$460,000

Who lends in the state

Loans by lender kind
Lender kindLoansShare
Banks, thrifts and their mortgage subsidiaries13,02818.0%
Independent mortgage companies52,83173.1%
Credit unions6,4038.9%
Loans by program
ProgramLoansShare
FHA11,01615.2%
VA8,25311.4%
Conventional and other52,99373.3%
Lenders with the most home-purchase loans in the state, 2025
LenderKindLoansShare
United Wholesale MortgageIndependent mortgage company4,8216.7%
CMG Mortgage IncIndependent mortgage company3,7645.2%
Guild Mortgage CompanyIndependent mortgage company3,5484.9%
Movement Mortgage, LLCIndependent mortgage company3,4084.7%
Crosscountry Mortgage, LLCIndependent mortgage company3,3794.7%

Counts of loans each lender filed under HMDA. A lender's place in this table is a count, not a rating or a recommendation.

How these numbers were made

Source: the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's public HMDA Snapshot National Loan-Level Dataset for 2025, the loan-level file every covered mortgage lender files under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act, as published by the FFIEC. Lender names and kinds come from the same release's transmittal sheet.

Filter: loans with action taken 1 (originated), loan purpose 1 (home purchase), occupancy type 1 (principal residence), lien status 1 (first lien), and not a reverse mortgage, not an open-end line of credit and not for a business or commercial purpose (each coded 2, or 1111 where the filer is exempt from reporting it). Refinances, second homes, investment properties, second liens, reverse mortgages, home equity lines, business-purpose loans and applications that did not close are not counted. Every figure on this page is over those loans in this state, including counties too small for a page of their own.

Rounding: the public file rounds each loan amount to the midpoint of its $10,000 band, so every amount ends in 5,000. Total loan costs are reported by most but not all lenders, and the costs median is over the loans that report them. A county gets a page at 250 or more home-purchase loans in the year, and a smaller county is counted in its state's figures. Lender kind follows the agency each lender files HMDA with, read from the name where that agency supervises more than one kind. A loan came through a broker or other third party when the lender reports the application was not submitted to it directly, which HMDA does not split further.

The same row of data is available as CSV and plain text. The data refreshes each June when the prior year's file is published. Built 2026-10-15.