Are people in Kirkland older or younger than people in Redmond?
- The Median Age in Kirkland is 3.2 years older than in Redmond.

Are housing costs cheaper in Kirkland or Redmond?
- Kirkland housing costs are 11.0% less expensive than Redmond housing costs.

Which city has a longer commute, Kirkland or Redmond?
- The average commute for residents of Kirkland is 4.7 minutes longer than it is for residents of Redmond.

Things to do in Redmond?
Redmond, Washington is an idyllic city situated in the picturesque Pacific Northwest. Home to technology giant Microsoft, Redmond is one of the most sought after locations to live and work in the nation. Residents here enjoy plenty of outdoor activities from biking, hiking and boating in nearby Lake Sammamish State Park to exploring Bellevue Botanical Garden and taking in breathtaking views from atop nearby Mount Si. Other attractions in Redmond include Woodinville Wine Country, a vibrant nightlife scene, top-rated restaurants, plus numerous cultural events year round. With its unrivalled quality of life and vibrant atmosphere, Redmond is truly a special place to call home!

Things to do in Kirkland?
Kirkland, Washington provides breathtaking views of Lake Washington and within city limits there are three additional lakes - Juanita Bay Park and Mercer Slough Nature Park offer unique wildlife habitats as well as plenty of recreational opportunities for exploring.