Tri-cities local real estate housing statistics stats news information Richland Pasco Kennewick West Richland
The numbers are in for Tri-Cities home and land sales for April 2012. We pulled from sales in Richland, West Richland, Pasco, and Kennewick. April sales currently register at 221 houses sold and 7 lots sold. These numbers are likely to increase as the MLS listings are updated to “sold” status. Stats are looking great […]
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We’d like to report on the first quarter 2012 home sales in the Tri-Cities. Generally statistics are given for the entire MLS, but we like to break it down for the majority of our clients, who are selling or buying single family homes within the Tri-Cities: Richland, Pasco, Kennewick (we include West Richland too).     The
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 Pasco has passed an impact fee for new construction that may affect real estate in the area’s fastest growing city.  The fee has been a subject of controversy for Pasco. It provides much needed revenue for the Pasco School District, but may negatively affect business and construction. Pasco grew from a population of 32,066 to 59,781 in just one decade! Much of the growth
Building vs. Buying — Pasco Impact Fee Affects Real Estate Read More »
If you are looking for a house for sale in a specific school or district in the Tri-Cities, you might be overwhelmed. The boundaries can be confusing, especially if schools are full (such as White Bluffs or Badger Mountain, where new students are reassigned). There are Richland residents whose homes fall within the Kennewick district boundaries,
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 It’s still winter in the Tri-Cities, but spring is soon on it’s way. With 300+ days of sunshine, it’s no wonder Tri-Cities residents love our parks! Howard Amon Park, located along the Columbia River in Richland, WA, is no exception. Donated to the city by W.R. Amon and his son Howard in 1911, the 45.91 acre park has undergone many
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We are still scraping ice and shoveling snow in the Tri-Cities, but at the same time we’re gearing up for spring home sales. Why so soon? Several clients have approached us with the possibility of listing their home, and the question always comes up–when is the best time to list? The answer is whenever the
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Tri-Cities real estate 2012 started out with a bang in January with the sale of a Pasco riverfront home listed at $1,190,000! Homes truly located on the Columbia River aren’t listed for sale very often; when they are, they sell at a premium. This .89 acre lot also happens to be located directly across from
Pasco Riverfront Home Sells For Nearly $1 Million Read More »
Have you heard the term walkability? It’s exactly what it sounds like; in this case, the ability to walk from your home to desirable destinations. We’d like to introduce you to this and other new tools. You can even check the walkablility score of your current home. Go to “Our Listings” in the main menu bar, then select any listing (it might help to pull up the site,
What’s your Walkability? New features include this and more. Read More »
Those who follow our blog will notice that we like charts and graphs. Why? They take an otherwise meaningless list of statistics and organize it into a tidy picture that is immediately understood. This chart shows the 2011 sales of residential single family homes in Richland, West Richland, Pasco, & Kennewick, divided by price range.
Tri-Cities Home Sales – What’s Your Price Range? Read More »
Hansen Park is a vision in process. A 778 acre fruit orchard on the Southern border of Kennewick, family owned by Hansen Fruit since the 1950’s. The trees in each section were felled only after they’d passed their prime production years, beginning in 2000 with a 20 year projected completion. The vision is
Hansen Park Real Estate – Living in Kennewick, WA Read More »
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