Zip code 99324: College Place, Washington

Q: What city is zip code 99324?

99324 is assigned to College Place, Washington. The city name is the one the Postal Service prefers for mail addressed to this zip code.

Q: What county is 99324 in?

99324 is in Walla Walla County, Washington.

Q: What is the population of 99324?

About 10,137 people live in 99324, according to the Census Bureau's American Community Survey.

Q: What is the median household income in 99324?

The median household income in 99324 is $62,839.

Q: What zip codes are near 99324?

The closest zip codes to 99324 are 99362, 97862, 99329, 99360, 97813.

Residential delivery areaWalla Walla CountyPacific Time

Population

10,137

Median household income

$63K

U.S. $81K

Median home value

$369K

U.S. $333K

Median rent

$1,188/mo

U.S. $1,413

Median age

33.4

U.S. 38.9

Land area

2.8 sq mi

3,658 people/sq mi

Boundary is the Census Bureau's ZIP Code Tabulation Area, which closely tracks the postal delivery area.

About 99324

99324 is an urban zip code in College Place, Washington (Walla Walla County), covering 2.8 sq mi of land. About 10,137 people live here, or 3,658 per square mile. The median resident is 33.4 years old, compared with 38.9 nationally.

The median household earns $62,839 a year, 22% below the national median of $80,734. 10.6% of residents live below the poverty line (U.S.: 12.5%). A typical home is valued at $368,500, or 5.9 years of median household income (U.S.: 4.1 years), which makes homes relatively expensive for local earners. 65% of occupied homes are lived in by their owners, and renters pay a median of $1,188 a month.

37% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher (U.S.: 36%). Commuters average 13.1 minutes each way, and 12% of workers work from home. The most common jobs among working residents are in healthcare; office and administrative support; and education.

How 99324 compares

Sorted from highest to lowest national percentile

Healthcare workers16.5%
97th
U.S. 9.7% · WA 9.3%36th of 570 in WA
Government workers20.1%
85th
U.S. 14.5% · WA 16%211th of 570 in WA
Veterans8.7%
83rd
U.S. 6.2% · WA 7.8%261st of 571 in WA
Residents 65 and older22%
83rd
U.S. 17.2% · WA 16.6%207th of 571 in WA
Rent-burdened renters59.4%
81st
WeaknessU.S. 51.1% · WA 49.9%89th of 541 in WA
Income inequality (Gini)0.479
81st
WeaknessU.S. 0.483 · WA 0.46976th of 560 in WA
Population density3,658/sq mi
73rd
U.S. 95/sq mi · WA 118/sq mi92nd of 571 in WA
Broadband access94.7%
73rd
U.S. 91% · WA 93.6%188th of 563 in WA
Unemployment rate6.1%
70th
U.S. 5.2% · WA 5.1%175th of 570 in WA
Bachelor's degree or higher36.5%
59th
U.S. 35.7% · WA 39.6%177th of 571 in WA
Median home value$368,500
57th
U.S. $332,700 · WA $564,600372nd of 536 in WA
Housing vacancy7%
53rd
U.S. 10.1% · WA 7.3%292nd of 563 in WA
Foreign-born residents10.5%
52nd
U.S. 14.1% · WA 15.4%197th of 571 in WA
Poverty rate10.6%
48th
U.S. 12.5% · WA 9.9%243rd of 563 in WA
Work from home11.9%
46th
U.S. 15.1% · WA 19.8%335th of 570 in WA
Diversity index45.6
44th
U.S. 61.4 · WA 56.5232nd of 571 in WA
Homeownership rate64.5%
41st
U.S. 65.2% · WA 63.8%405th of 563 in WA
Residents under 1820.7%
37th
U.S. 22% · WA 21.4%282nd of 571 in WA
Median gross rent$1,188
35th
U.S. $1,413 · WA $1,760297th of 475 in WA
Per capita income$34,308
32nd
U.S. $44,673 · WA $53,744437th of 570 in WA
Median household income$62,839
25th
U.S. $80,734 · WA $98,141445th of 541 in WA
Tech workers1.6%
25th
U.S. 3.8% · WA 6.7%356th of 570 in WA
Self-employed workers6.8%
17th
U.S. 10% · WA 9.6%436th of 570 in WA
Population10,137
16th
U.S. 334,922,499 · WA 7,816,116230th of 571 in WA
Median age33.4
13th
U.S. 38.9 · WA 38.3504th of 571 in WA
Median earnings per worker$36,928
13th
WeaknessU.S. $49,666 · WA $59,959500th of 566 in WA
Uninsured rate2.4%
8th
StrengthU.S. 8.4% · WA 6.3%484th of 567 in WA
Average commute13.1 min
1st
StrengthU.S. 26.4 min · WA 26.6 min535th of 546 in WA

Measure	99324	Walla Walla	WA	U.S.	National percentile	Rank in WA
Healthcare workers	16.5%	12.7%	9.3%	9.7%	97th	36th of 570
Government workers	20.1%	19.1%	16%	14.5%	85th	211th of 570
Veterans	8.7%	7.8%	7.8%	6.2%	83rd	261st of 571
Residents 65 and older	22%	20%	16.6%	17.2%	83rd	207th of 571
Rent-burdened rentersWeakness	59.4%	54.1%	49.9%	51.1%	81st	89th of 541
Income inequality (Gini)Weakness	0.479	0.462	0.469	0.483	81st	76th of 560
Population density	3,658/sq mi	49/sq mi	118/sq mi	95/sq mi	73rd	92nd of 571
Broadband access	94.7%	89.1%	93.6%	91%	73rd	188th of 563
Unemployment rate	6.1%	6.2%	5.1%	5.2%	70th	175th of 570
Bachelor's degree or higher	36.5%	29.8%	39.6%	35.7%	59th	177th of 571
Median home value	$368,500	$408,900	$564,600	$332,700	57th	372nd of 536
Housing vacancy	7%	7.8%	7.3%	10.1%	53rd	292nd of 563
Foreign-born residents	10.5%	9.5%	15.4%	14.1%	52nd	197th of 571
Poverty rate	10.6%	12.1%	9.9%	12.5%	48th	243rd of 563
Work from home	11.9%	11.5%	19.8%	15.1%	46th	335th of 570
Diversity index	45.6	48.2	56.5	61.4	44th	232nd of 571
Homeownership rate	64.5%	65%	63.8%	65.2%	41st	405th of 563
Residents under 18	20.7%	20.6%	21.4%	22%	37th	282nd of 571
Median gross rent	$1,188	$1,218	$1,760	$1,413	35th	297th of 475
Per capita income	$34,308	$38,208	$53,744	$44,673	32nd	437th of 570
Median household income	$62,839	$74,202	$98,141	$80,734	25th	445th of 541
Tech workers	1.6%	1.6%	6.7%	3.8%	25th	356th of 570
Self-employed workers	6.8%	10.3%	9.6%	10%	17th	436th of 570
Population	10,137	62,161	7,816,116	334,922,499	16th	230th of 571
Median age	33.4	38.5	38.3	38.9	13th	504th of 571
Median earnings per workerWeakness	$36,928	$45,045	$59,959	$49,666	13th	500th of 566
Uninsured rateStrength	2.4%	6.9%	6.3%	8.4%	8th	484th of 567
Average commuteStrength	13.1 min	15.1 min	26.6 min	26.4 min	1st	535th of 546

The percentile is the share of Americans who live in a zip code with a lower value, so the 50th percentile is typical. Rank 1 is the highest value in the state. Both include zip codes with at least 100 residents. Strengths and weaknesses mark measures in the best or worst fifth nationally, where higher or lower is clearly better (income, poverty, education, commute, broadband, insurance and similar). Measures like age or density are left unmarked.

People

Age

Under 5

15%

5–17

21%

18–24

10%

25–34

11%

35–44

45–54

55–64

13%

65–74

75+

Median age

33.4

Under 18

20.7%

65 and over

22%

Race and ethnicity

White71%
Black0.9%
Hispanic19%
Asian3%
Native American0.0%
Pacific Islander0.1%
Other1%
Multiracial4%

Diversity index

45.6

U.S. 61.4

Foreign-born

10.5%

U.S. 14.1%

Born in state

49.1%

Language spoken at home (households)

English only

82%

Spanish

14%

Other Indo-European

Asian / Pacific

Other

Households

Households: 3,552
Average household size: 2.5
Family households: 59.1%
Married couples: 49.4%
Living alone: 36%
Veterans (of adults): 8.7%
Male / female: 50% / 50%

Income and poverty

Household income distribution

<$25k

21%

$25–50k

16%

$50–75k

19%

$75–100k

11%

$100–150k

15%

$150–200k

$200k+

12%

Median household income

99324

$62,839

Walla Walla Co.

$74,202

Washington

$98,141

United States

$80,734

Per capita income

$34,308

U.S. $44,673

Poverty rate

10.6%

U.S. 12.5%

Households earning $150K+

17.9%

U.S. 23%

Income inequality (Gini)

0.479

U.S. 0.483

Housing

Median home value

99324

$368,500

Walla Walla Co.

$408,900

Washington

$564,600

United States

$332,700

Median gross rent

99324

$1,188

Walla Walla Co.

$1,218

Washington

$1,760

United States

$1,413

Types of housing

Single-family

61%

2–4 units

17%

5–19 units

10%

20+ units

Mobile home

Boat, RV, van

Housing units: 3,819
Owner-occupied: 64.5%
Vacant: 7%
Median year built: 1981
Median rooms: 5.2
Renters paying 30%+ of income: 59.4%
Renters paying 50%+ of income: 33.1%
Home value to income: 5.9× (U.S. 4.1×)

Work and commute

How people get to work

Drove alone

64%

Carpooled

Transit

0.8%

Walked

14%

Bicycle

0.2%

Worked from home

12%

Other

Commute time (one way)

<10 min

38%

10–19

46%

20–29

30–44

45–59

60+

Average commute

13.1 min

U.S. 26.4 min

Unemployment

6.1%

U.S. 5.2%

In labor force

61.6%

U.S. 63.5%

Jobs and careers

What employed residents do, wherever they work

Occupations

Healthcare

16%

Office and admin

16%

Education

14%

Sales

Management

Cleaning and personal care

Transportation and moving

Construction and repair

Food service

Business and finance

Production

Engineering and science

Legal and social services

Arts, media and sports

Computer and math

Police and fire

Farming, fishing and forestry

0.9%

Industries

Education

22%

Health care and social assistance

21%

Retail

12%

Restaurants and hotels

Public administration

Construction

Professional and technical services

Finance, insurance and real estate

Manufacturing

Admin, support and management

Other services

Transportation, warehousing and utilities

Agriculture and mining

Information

Arts and recreation

0.6%

Wholesale

0.2%

Median earnings per worker

$36,928

U.S. $49,666

Self-employed

6.8%

U.S. 10%

Government workers

20.1%

U.S. 14.5%

Nonprofit workers

18.7%

U.S. 8.8%

Median earnings by type of work

Type of work	99324	U.S.
Management, business, science and arts	$65,278	$74,888
Service	$31,754	$26,804
Sales and office	$21,202	$40,476
Construction and maintenance	$58,310	$49,199
Production and transportation	$30,377	$39,989

Education, internet and health coverage

Highest education (adults 25+)

No diploma

13%

High school

15%

Some college

25%

Associate's

10%

Bachelor's

19%

Graduate

17%

High school graduate or higher: 86.9%
Bachelor's degree or higher: 36.5%
Graduate or professional degree: 17.2%
Households with broadband: 94.7%
Cable, fiber or DSL: 80.1%
No internet access: 4%
Without health insurance: 2.4%
Limited-English households: 3.1%

Geography

City (USPS): College Place
State: Washington
County: Walla Walla County
Center point: 46.0437° N, 118.3855° W
Land area: 2.8 sq mi
Water area: under 0.1 sq mi
Time zone: Pacific Time (UTC-8, UTC-7 in summer)
Zip type: Residential delivery area

Cities and towns within this zip

College Place87% of zip
Garrett (unincorporated)1% of zip

Census places overlapping the zip's area. Mail may use a different city name than the municipality.

Zip codes near 99324

Search by radius

Zip	City	Distance	Population	IncomeMedian income	Home value
99362	Walla Walla, WA	5.2 mi	42,853	$72,474	$429,600
97862	Milton Freewater, OR	9 mi	12,313	$54,786	$274,900
99329	Dixie, WA	13 mi	127	—	$311,400
99360	Touchet, WA	14 mi	1,350	$93,036	$454,500
97813	Athena, OR	15 mi	1,508	$75,700	$241,200
97886	Weston, OR	18 mi	1,221	$92,955	$252,500
99361	Waitsburg, WA	18 mi	1,992	$91,367	$295,900
97835	Helix, OR	21 mi	608	$132,292	$232,600
99363	Wallula, WA	24 mi	145	—	$253,300
99348	Prescott, WA	25 mi	1,633	$79,167	$237,200
99323	Burbank, WA	25 mi	4,082	$93,092	$412,900
97810	Adams, OR	26 mi	759	$68,654	$281,300

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Questions about 99324

What city is zip code 99324?

99324 is assigned to College Place, Washington. The city name is the one the Postal Service prefers for mail addressed to this zip code.

What county is 99324 in?

99324 is in Walla Walla County, Washington.

What is the population of 99324?

About 10,137 people live in 99324, according to the Census Bureau's American Community Survey.

What time zone is 99324 in?

99324 is in Pacific Time.

What is the median household income in 99324?

The median household income in 99324 is $62,839.

What zip codes are near 99324?

The closest zip codes to 99324 are 99362, 97862, 99329, 99360, 97813.

Demographic figures are 2020–2024 American Community Survey 5-year estimates for ZIP Code Tabulation Area 99324, from the U.S. Census Bureau. Small areas have wide margins of error. How we build these numbers.