Vancouver, Washington, looks great on paper: no state income tax, strong access to nature, and pricing that can beat many West Coast cities. However, the day-to-day tradeoffs often surprise many n...
Vancouver and Clark County have several large projects moving from planning into real construction. Dates are estimates and can change.
I-5 Bridge replacement
This is the project most likely to affect daily life if you cross the river.
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Moving to Vancouver, WA, or building new construction in Clark County? The floor plan matters more than finishes. It affects noise, storage, privacy, and how the home works every day.
This guide covers three popular New Tradition Homes p...
Buying new construction in Vancouver or Camas, WA, looks simple on paper: choose a community, pick a floor plan, select finishes, then wait to close. In Clark County, the fine print matters. Lot control, build deadlines, and builder contr...
Buying brand-new construction in East Vancouver, WA, usually means driving farther out and waiting for the area to catch up. Harmony Heights is different. It’s new construction in a built-out part of East Vancouver, near 192nd Ave and NE 18th...
If you’re house hunting in Clark County in January 2026, new construction changes fast. One community sells out, another releases a new phase, and prices move with incentives and rates.
This guide covers Camas, East Vancouver, Salmon C...
Ridgefield, WA, is one of the fastest-growing cities in Washington, and 2026 is bringing real changes to roads, shopping, and housing. If you live here, shop here, or drive I-5 and Pioneer Street, you have likely felt it.
This update...
Vancouver, Camas, and Ridgefield keep adding new communities, and buyers are comparing new builds to resale homes.
This guide focuses on what actually changes your day-to-day and your budget: timeline, lot size, location, construction ac...
Vancouver, Washington, has a simple pitch: it can feel like a more affordable cousin of Seattle and a softer landing than many California markets, while still sitting next to Portland. That promise is real for a lot of people in 2026, but...
Vancouver is growing fast, costs more than the US average, has a rough commute into Portland, and offers strong outdoor access and major tax perks for many people.
This guide covers:
Growth and new construction
Cost of living, ...