What income do you need to buy a house in Sunnyside, WA?

It takes about $85,000/yr to afford the typical Sunnyside, WA home ($326K, +2.2% past year) at today's rates. Starter homes run around $246K. See if you can afford a house in Sunnyside (2026 data) — free, no signup.

Market snapshot (2026-06)

• Income needed to buy the typical home: about $85,000/yr (28% front-end ratio, 20% down, 6.66% 30-yr fixed, WA property tax and insurance)
• Typical home value: $326K (Zillow ZHVI, 2026-06)
• 1-year change: +2.2%
• Bottom 35% of homes: $246K
• Top 35% of homes start around: $450K
• Median household income: $61K
• Price-to-income ratio: 5.4
• Estimated payment on the typical home: $1,677/mo principal & interest (20% down, 6.66% 30-yr fixed)

Nearby housing markets

• Grandview, WA — typical home $341K
• Prosser, WA — typical home $422K
• Toppenish, WA — typical home $282K
• Union Gap, WA — typical home $261K
• West Richland, WA — typical home $499K
• Yakima, WA — typical home $368K

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Home values are Zillow Group public data (ZHVI, updated monthly); income and population are US Census Bureau ACS 5-year estimates. Estimates only — not financial advice.

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