Neighborhood Guides
North Tacoma
Nestled along the scenic Puget Sound, North Tacoma blends timeless character with vibrant, modern living. Known for its tree-lined streets, historic homes, and breathtaking waterfront views, this area offers a true sense of community. From the lively Proctor District to the peaceful charm of Old Town and Ruston, North Tacoma perfectly balances small-town warmth with city convenience.


University Place
University Place (or “UP” as locals call it) combines suburban comfort with stunning views of the Puget Sound and Olympic Mountains. Known for its strong schools, beautiful parks, and safe, family-oriented environment, UP is one of Tacoma’s most sought-after communities. With shopping, dining, and recreation all within reach, it offers the perfect mix of convenience and calm.
Gig Harbor
With its postcard-perfect marina, charming downtown, and views of Mount Rainier rising over the Sound, Gig Harbor is where coastal beauty meets small-town sophistication. Just across the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, this waterfront gem offers a relaxed pace of life, vibrant local culture, and upscale amenities — all within a short commute to Tacoma or the Kitsap Peninsula.


Puyallup
Puyallup blends a rich agricultural history with a growing suburban lifestyle. It’s famous for the Washington State Fair, beautiful parks, and local farmers markets that showcase the area’s deep roots in farming. The city has expanded rapidly, with new residential developments and a thriving downtown that’s home to boutique shops, craft breweries, and family-run restaurants.
Olympia
The capital city of Washington State, Olympia blends natural beauty, local charm, and civic energy into one vibrant community. Set along the southern tip of Puget Sound, Olympia offers everything from arts and culture to outdoor adventure and family-friendly living. With its lively downtown, historic neighborhoods, and easy access to state parks and the waterfront, it’s no wonder Olympia continues to attract both first-time buyers and longtime locals alike.
