Pullman, Washington (WA)
Originally named Three Forks because of the three small rivers that converge there, Pullman is the home of Washington State University. The Palouse Region, of which Pullman is a part, is the world's leader in lentil production, and the National Lentil Festival is held in the city annually.
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| Population 24,675 | Median Age 22.5 yrs | Household Size: 2.23 |
| Avg Home Value: $145,000 | July High: 81.6°F | January Low: 23.8°F |
Welcome to Washington Real Estate
Washington became the nation's 42nd state on November 11, 1889, and is the only state named after a US president. It is best known for its flourishing green gardens and trees, 157 miles of coastline, exquisite apples, and excellent seafood. Not only is Washington a beautiful place to live, but it is very industrial as well. Washington is home to the largest building in the world, Boeing's final assembly plant, and Starbucks Coffee was founded in Seattle. Bill Gates and Microsoft Corporation call Washington home, along with Jimi Hendrix and Bing Crosby.
With hundreds of state parks and recreation areas, quality schools and universities, and pleasant weather conditions, Washington is the perfect place to call home.
Home Values in Washington
Doing your research on home values in Washington may be the factor that determines whether your home sells right away, or stays on the market for months. It’s important to charge the right price to begin with, based not only on the evaluation, but on the current market and the demand for homes in Washington. Continue reading, and we’ll help you get through your home’s sale with the minimum in stress.
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