Five years is enough to get past first impressions. Camas delivers strong schools, scenic surroundings, and a convenient location, but higher costs and tighter housing options are real tradeoffs...
Washington's New Income Tax Changes Everything
Washington passed Senate Bill 6346 in early 2026. It is often called the Millionaire's Tax.
The law creates a 9.9% tax on income over $1 million and is scheduled to begin in 2028.
It has dra...
Camas Northshore Expansion 2026
Camas is growing, and the Northshore area is where that change is easiest to see. It sits next to Lacamas Lake and Round Lake, with parks and trails that shape day-to-day life. At the same time, road projects an...
Homes around Vancouver, Camas, and Clark County used to sell in about two weeks. Now it is often two to three months. Inventory is higher. Buyers have more time. Sellers need sharper pricing and better presentation.
The market isn't crashi...
That house can look perfect at 6 pm on a sunny showing, then feel very different at 6 am on a workday. In Vancouver, WA, and across Clark County, a few repeat regrets come up for buyers, even careful ones. The painful part is that many of t...
Clark County can feel more affordable than other West Coast markets, but the top end still reaches into multi-million dollar pricing. In most cases, pricing is driven by a small set of factors.
Waterfront access and existing dock r...
Moving within Clark County often comes down to personal lifestyle and budget considerations. In 2026, Camas and Vancouver both offer access to jobs, outdoor spaces, and Portland, but daily life can feel different.
There is no single �...
Shawood is Sekisui House’s flagship brand from Japan. The big difference is how the homes are built: factory-cut structural parts and a bolted framing system instead of relying mainly on jobsite cutting and nailing. In 2026, Shawood ope...
February 2026 is a turning point in Southwest Washington. Three forces are hitting Clark County at once:
Major transportation investment (Interstate Bridge Replacement and related upgrades)
Major employer expansion (HP, semiconducto...
Camas expects about 10,000 new residents over the next 15 to 20 years (about 30% growth). This post covers the three areas where that growth will show up first:
Downtown Camas 2045 (4th Ave)
North Shore (north of Lacamas Lake)
Co...