The U.S. average of $4,500 is much lower than Shoreline’s, with a difference of 21.7%, whereas the statewide norm of $6,000 is $250 higher. Compared to other cities in Washington, Shoreline ranks close to the middle, with Seattle being the priciest at $6,750 and Longview being slightly lower at $5,300. Spokane, the second most populous city in the state, offers a 15% lower rate than Shoreline, at $4,888. Overall, while Shoreline’s costs are above the national average, they are competitively positioned within the assisted living market in Washington.