The median home value in Tacoma, WA is $500,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $475,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Tacoma, WA is $500,000.
Approximately 51% of Tacoma homes are owned,
compared to 41% rented, while
8% are vacant.
Tacoma real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Tacoma real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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Courtesy: Windermere Prof Partners
Great lot in Midland. Perfect for your build. Right across from Midland Elem. School. Quick jump to 512. Buyer to do due dilligence in regards to permitting, utilities and other.
Courtesy: Better Properties UP/Fircrest
CALLING ALL BUILDERS & INVEATORS! This flat level building lot is in the midland area with east access to everything! Just minutes to shopping and dining.
Courtesy: Terry Wise & Associates
TWO PARCELS - - 1.38 acres total - - zoned Community Employment in the Parkland-Spanaway-Midland Community Plan, Pierce County jurisdiction. Entitlements in process for a 22,704 sqft warehouse. Wetland approval received, SEPA submitted, sewer plan approved, water availability letter received. Continue with approval for this large warehouse or re-adjust and maximize the two parcels individually. Preliminary work has been completed on these parcels, putting you about so far ahead in the development process. CE zoning allows for uses such as contractor yard, salvage and storage, daycare, restaurant, offices, warehouse, automotive businesses, industrial uses * see Pierce County zoning table for definitive details *
Courtesy: RE/MAX Honors
Attention Builders!! Great flat lot to build a small home. Close to shopping and businesses. Quick access to freeway, Buyer to verify all information to their satisfaction.
Courtesy: Benchmark Realty LLC
EXCEPTIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY! Seize the chance to shape the future of this prime location. A preliminary plat for possibly 25 lots has been initiated. The final number will depend on the eventual size of the water retention pond required zoning: single-family homes, multi-family duplexes, triplexes, or four-plexes, subject to conditional permits. Approximately 0.75 acres showed contamination. Comprehensive underground water testing confirmed the absence of water contamination. The Department of Ecology endorsed a clean-up plan submitted by engineering firm AEG. All engineering results, findings, and conclusions are available upon request.
