Here is the East Lacey WA real estate update for September 2015.East Lacey WA real estate market snapshot.  As fall approaches, the market is still going strong.  These market stats are not SCARY at all! All the numbers look great for the East Lacey area! Sales Prices are down slightly. Number of home sales is up. Inventory numbers are stable. Number of listings has improved with fewer homes on the market, leaving buyers with fewer choices and sellers with less competition. What does all this mean? In a nutshell, the market has improved and is still improving for sellers, who are able to sell their home and in many cases, seeing a profit. Buyers should be prepared to make decisions quickly, be willing and able to write a compelling offer, and be financially qualified with a reputable lo... 11/01/2015

Here is the East Lacey WA real estate update for March 2015. Why live in East Lacey WA?East Lacey is a growing part of Thurston County with housing, shopping and entertainment.A newer addition to this area is the Regional Athletic Complex which features 5 baseball/softball fields, 6 soccer/football/rugby fields, playgrounds, walking trails and more.  This complex is considered to be one of the finest outdoor sports complex in the state.East Lacey offers the convenience of easy freeway access to I-5 for commuters and those needing to get to JBLM from either I-5 exit 111 or 114. Schools: Most residents in the area are in the North Thurston School District.Types of Homes: Neighborhoods include the desirable McAllister Park, Evergreen Heights, Tanglewilde, Lake Forest, Long Lake, Madrona Pa... 04/16/2015

Discovering the wild side of McAllister Park, Olympia WA    While out walking in McAllister Park in Olympia WA, I discovered the Serengeti.  Dry yellowed grass surrounded this lone tree as it stretched up to the sky, hoping for a few drops of rain.                 I walked a little further to get out of the heat, and found a cool oasis in the shaded forest.  I wasn’t the only one enjoying the shade as I could hear birds and other forest animals breaking the brittle twigs as they foraged for food.                             After a bit, I continued my journey and found myself in the wide open Great Plains.   You just never know what you’ll find when walking in your neighborhood!  You might just discover a whole new world.    If you’d like to make McAllister Park your home, contact me t... 07/29/2014

Here is the East Lacey WA real estate market update for June 2014.   Why live in East Lacey WA? Lacey residents take pride in their town!  The city sponsors many events throughout the year to promote a sense of community with events such as the Lacey Spring Fun Fair at Saint Martin's campus, the Lacey farmer's market in the summer, as well as the Mushroom Festival in July!  East Lacey offers easy freeway access to I-5 for commuters and those needing to get to JBLM. Schools:  Most residents in the area are in the North Thurston School District. Types of Homes:  Neighborhoods include the desirable McAllister Park, Evergreen Heights, Tanglewilde, Lake Forest, Long Lake, Madrona Park, The Meadows, Thompson Place, Union Mills and The Seasons. There is a mix of new construction and mid-centur... 07/13/2014

McAllister Park in Lacey WA - Real Estate Report McAllister Park in Lacey WA offers some of the finest homes in the Lacey area. The neighborhood is perched atop a hill, offering beautiful territorial views. The homes of McAllister Park were built with the highest degree of craftsmanship and sit on comfortable lot sizes of 1/2 acre or more. Located minutes from the growing Hawks Prairie commercial district and I-5 access, McAllister Park strikes a perfect balance of convenience and comfort. In 2009 and 2010, there were a combined 23 homes sold in McAllister Park. Prices for those sales ranged from $318,000 to $875,000. In terms of averages, the typical McAllister Park home sold for $450,952 and featured 3182 square feet of living space, a price per square foot of $144.72. As is the case ... 03/25/2011