Pacific Real Estate

The rural community of Pacific is located in King County, 30 miles south of Seattle and 15 miles east of Tacoma. Pacific was incorporated in 1909 and its early roots were seated in agriculture. However, this growing city of 5,500 is proactively promoting the development of industry within its borders.

The sense of community in Pacific is strong. A good education system, outdoor recreation, and affordable housing are why many families call Pacific their home. You can buy a house here for less than $200,000. When compared to other areas of King County, Pacific real estate is a bargain. The average home or condo sold for $293,433, in February 2006.

Neighboring cities provide the residents of Pacific with jobs and amenities not available in their small town. Federal Way is just over seven miles away. And the city of Auburn, less than four miles away, offers recreation to rival greater Seattle. Auburn offers shopping at the SuperMall, Thoroughbred horse racing at Emerald Downs, live concerts at the White River Amphitheater, and gambling at the Muckleshoot Casino.

Civic pride can be seen throughout Pacific. The Pacific Community Center helps residents in need. The newly established Kiwanis Club of Algona-Pacific supports the children of Pacific. And the many community events each year strengthen the ties that bind the residents together.

Nature is Pacific's playground. Nearly every outdoor Pacific Northwest activity is close by. Hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, and camping are just some of the downtime pastimes enjoyed by Pacific real estate owners.

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