The 10 Richest Neighborhoods In Vancouver, WA For 2026

The richest Vancouver neighborhoods are Cascade Southeast and Old Evergreen Highway for 2026 based on Saturday Night Science.

Welcome to the land of the 1%. Where you’ll find lawyers, and doctors, and business executives. And while they aren’t made of ticky-tacky, they are definitely made of money.

These are the wealthiest neighborhoods that Vancouver has to offer — where houses go for well over the national median and household incomes follow suit.

But where exactly in Vancouver do the richest of the rich people live? That would be Cascade Southeast, where the median income is a cool $122,277.

1

No. 1 richest neighborhood in Vancouver

Cascade Southeast, WA

741 people
$122,277 median income
Located in Clark County, Washington
Median income +25% vs WA
$122,277
WA $98k
2

No. 2 richest neighborhood in Vancouver

Old Evergreen Highway, WA

2,786 people
$113,931 median income
Located in Clark County, Washington
Median income +16% vs WA
$113,931
WA $98k
Median home value -15% vs WA
$508,633
WA $601k
3

No. 3 richest neighborhood in Vancouver

Fishers Creek, WA

1,080 people
$111,270 median income
Located in Clark County, Washington
Median income +13% vs WA
$111,270
WA $98k
Median home value -26% vs WA
$444,550
WA $601k
4

No. 4 richest neighborhood in Vancouver

Airport Green, WA

683 people
$108,453 median income
Located in Clark County, Washington
Median income +11% vs WA
$108,453
WA $98k
Median home value -47% vs WA
$316,100
WA $601k
5

No. 5 richest neighborhood in Vancouver

Parkway East, WA

2,126 people
$106,875 median income
Located in Clark County, Washington
Median income +9% vs WA
$106,875
WA $98k
Median home value -47% vs WA
$319,800
WA $601k
6

No. 6 richest neighborhood in Vancouver

Wildwood, WA

760 people
$106,396 median income
Located in Clark County, Washington
Median income +8% vs WA
$106,396
WA $98k
Median home value -36% vs WA
$381,750
WA $601k
7

No. 7 richest neighborhood in Vancouver

Father Blanchet Park, WA

1,104 people
$98,298 median income
Located in Clark County, Washington
Median income +0% vs WA
$98,298
WA $98k
Median home value -19% vs WA
$488,050
WA $601k
8

No. 8 richest neighborhood in Vancouver

North Hearthwood, WA

840 people
$98,260 median income
Located in Clark County, Washington
Median income +0% vs WA
$98,260
WA $98k
Median home value -32% vs WA
$410,800
WA $601k
9

No. 9 richest neighborhood in Vancouver

Village At Fishers Landing, WA

985 people
$97,961 median income
Located in Clark County, Washington
Median income 0% vs WA
$97,961
WA $98k
Median home value -31% vs WA
$416,700
WA $601k
10

No. 10 richest neighborhood in Vancouver

Northwood, WA

617 people
$94,625 median income
Located in Clark County, Washington
Median income -4% vs WA
$94,625
WA $98k
Median home value -49% vs WA
$306,300
WA $601k

The receipts

Compare the top ten

Pick a metric. The bars rescale. The red line is Washington’s statewide median.

City Median income vs WA
1 Cascade Southeast $122,277 +25%
2 Old Evergreen Highway $113,931 +16%
3 Fishers Creek $111,270 +13%
4 Airport Green $108,453 +11%
5 Parkway East $106,875 +9%
6 Wildwood $106,396 +8%
7 Father Blanchet Park $98,298 +0%
8 North Hearthwood $98,260 +0%
10 Northwood $94,625 -4%

Washington statewide median: $98,141

City Median home value vs WA
2 Old Evergreen Highway $508,633 -15%
3 Fishers Creek $444,550 -26%
4 Airport Green $316,100 -47%
5 Parkway East $319,800 -47%
6 Wildwood $381,750 -36%
7 Father Blanchet Park $488,050 -19%
8 North Hearthwood $410,800 -32%
9 Village At Fishers Landing $416,700 -31%
10 Northwood $306,300 -49%

Washington statewide median: $601,016

City Population vs WA
1 Cascade Southeast 741
2 Old Evergreen Highway 2,786
3 Fishers Creek 1,080
4 Airport Green 683
5 Parkway East 2,126
6 Wildwood 760
7 Father Blanchet Park 1,104
8 North Hearthwood 840
10 Northwood 617

Saturday Night Science

How we determined the wealthiest neighborhoods in Vancouver for 2026

Every city has its best neighborhoods — where everyone wants to live — and the worst neighborhoods — where no one wants to live. And then you have the wealthiest neighborhoods, where no one can afford to live.

And by no one, we mean you because there’s always someone richer than you.

How do you quantify richer than you? We looked at one simple criterion:

  • Highest median household income

Using Saturday Night Science, we researched income data from the Census and BLS for every neighborhood in Vancouver.

We ranked every neighborhood in Vancouver by median income from highest to lowest. The neighborhood with the highest median income, Cascade Southeast, was named the wealthiest neighborhood in Vancouver.

We updated this article for 2026. This is our eleventh time ranking the most affluent neighborhoods to live in Vancouver.

The full plate

Richest neighborhoods in Vancouver for 2026 by median income

Click any column to sort. Search by neighborhood name.

RankNeighborhoodMedian Household Income
1Cascade Southeast$122,277
2Old Evergreen Highway$113,931
3Fishers Creek$111,270
4Airport Green$108,453
5Parkway East$106,875
6Wildwood$106,396
7Father Blanchet Park$98,298
8North Hearthwood$98,260
9Village At Fishers Landing$97,961
10Northwood$94,625
11Northwest$92,155
12Bella Vista$91,297
13Parkside$90,972
14Fishers Landing East$90,795
15Northcrest$90,250
16First Place$88,068
17Evergreen Highlands$87,893
18Riveridge$87,606
19South Cliff$85,536
19Dubois Park$85,536
21Riverview$84,447
22Lincoln$82,014
23Bagley Downs$77,206
24Edgewood Park$76,235
25Carter Park$74,600
26Cimarron$74,063
26Burton Evergreen$74,063
28Vancouver Heights$73,489
29Countryside Woods$72,644
30Bennington$71,921
31Image$71,708
32Burton Ridge$71,070
33Oakbrook$68,500
34Shumway$68,330
35Marrion$68,274
35Forest Ridge$68,274
37Landover Sharmel$67,980
38Burnt Bridge Creek$67,707
39Central Park$65,573
40Columbia Way$65,148
41North Image$64,974
42Cascade Highlands$64,238
43Hearthwood$63,881
44Fairway 164th$63,511
45Arnada$62,830
46West Minnehaha$62,740
47Rose Village$59,460
48Van Mall$59,087
49North Garrison Heights$58,603
50Kevanna Park$58,214
51Hudsons Bay$58,194
52Ellsworth Springs$57,098
53Fircrest$56,564
54Hamey Heights$55,853
55Ogden$55,082
56Fruit Valley$51,127
57Meadow Homes$50,500
58Fourth Plain Village$49,922
59Mountain View$49,755
60Hough$45,614
61Esther Short$41,330

Source: U.S. Census ACS 2020-2024. All 61 Vancouver neighborhoods.

Summary

Summary: The wealthiest pockets of Vancouver

What’s the richest neighborhood to live in Vancouver for 2026? According to the most recent census data, Cascade Southeast looks to be the richest Vancouver neighborhood to live in.

The richest neighborhoods in Vancouver are Cascade Southeast, Old Evergreen Highway, Fishers Creek, Airport Green, Parkway East, Wildwood, Father Blanchet Park, North Hearthwood, Village At Fishers Landing, and Northwood.

The poorest neighborhood? That would be Esther Short.

We ranked the neighborhoods from richest to poorest in the chart below. Not sold on Washington? Take the two-minute Find Your Place quiz and see which state actually fits you.

Questions and answers

Richest Neighborhoods In Vancouver FAQs

What is the richest neighborhood in Vancouver?

Cascade Southeast is the richest neighborhood in Vancouver for 2026, with a median household income of $122,277. Old Evergreen Highway and Fishers Creek are next.

What are the richest neighborhoods in Vancouver?

The richest neighborhoods in Vancouver are Cascade Southeast, Old Evergreen Highway, Fishers Creek, Airport Green, Parkway East, Wildwood, Father Blanchet Park, North Hearthwood, Village At Fishers Landing, and Northwood. We ranked all 61 neighborhoods by median household income, highest to lowest.

How much do people make in Cascade Southeast?

The median household in Cascade Southeast earns $122,277 a year, and the median home there is worth . Those two numbers travel together in most cities, and Vancouver is no exception.

How do you rank the richest neighborhoods?

One measure: median household income from Census tract data, ranked highest to lowest. No composite score, no adjustments — just where the money lives.

What is the poorest neighborhood in Vancouver?

Esther Short posts the lowest median household income of the 61 Vancouver neighborhoods we ranked. It anchors the bottom of the income table above.

Chris Kolmar
About the author

Chris Kolmar has been in the real estate business for almost ten years now. He originally worked for Movoto Real Estate as the director of marketing before founding HomeSnacks.

He believes the key to finding the right place to live comes down to looking at the data, reading about things to do, and, most importantly, checking it out yourself before you move.

If you've been looking for a place to live in the past several years, you've probably stumbled upon his writing already.

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