Lacey Development Tracker
Proposed, under review, approved, under construction, and completed — every project sourced from public records. Unconfirmed items are labeled rumored and are never presented as fact.
Living Lacey tracks what's being built in Lacey, Washington — new businesses and restaurants coming to town, housing subdivisions and apartment projects, retail and commercial construction, road work, and parks. Every project below carries its current stage (proposed, under review, approved, under construction, opening soon, or completed), its permit or application details when known, and links to the public records it was verified against. Unconfirmed items are labeled rumored and are never presented as fact. Looking for what's new right now rather than what's under review? See New & Coming Soon in Lacey.
54 projects
Site plan approved July 8, 2026.
41st Ave, Lacey, WA
Site plan review and civil plan development located within the Hawks Prairie Planned Community area along 41st Avenue.
Timeline not specified.
Hogum Bay, Lacey, WA
Class IV Forest Practices permit application in preparation for hotel commercial development in the Hogum Bay area.
Timeline not specified.
Lacey, WA
Application requesting a commercial rezone for the designated Tilden parcels.
Timeline not specified.
Lacey, WA
Temporary-use permit application for Phase II commercial/industrial operations at TEC Equipment.
Design phase ongoing.
1601 16th Ave SE, Lacey, WA 98503
Transportation corridor project to construct a roundabout and related road improvements at College Street SE and 16th Avenue SE.
Timeline not specified.
4232 6th Ave SE, Lacey, WA
Facility renovation and ADA accessibility improvements for the Lacey Veteran's Services HUB building.
4525 3rd Avenue SE, Lacey, WA 98503
A 2,834-square-foot expansion to the east side of the existing Providence Regional Cancer System medical facility. NOTE: this is a clinic expansion, not an addition to Providence St. Peter Hospital. The design adds storefront glazing, sunshades and articulated wall planes along the 3rd Avenue SE streetscape, with brick veneer, metal panels and glazing matching the surrounding medical campus.
Lacey, WA
A dementia care addition at Panorama City, with a land use application currently under City of Lacey review.
Lacey, WA
Preliminary short plat application for the Peak Credit Union site, under City of Lacey review.
Lacey, WA
Application for a new sanctuary for Calvary Chapel North Thurston, under City of Lacey review.
Lacey, WA
Single-family home application with a wetlands review component, under City of Lacey review.
Lacey, WA
Purcell Tire has received land use approval from the City of Lacey; the applicant is preparing construction documents.
Lacey, WA
Young Child & Family Center has received land use approval from the City of Lacey; the applicant is preparing construction documents.
Lacey, WA
Canfield Apartments has received land use approval from the City of Lacey; the applicant is preparing construction documents.
Lacey, WA
The third of the City of Lacey's new production wells, needed to perfect an existing water right for domestic and fire flow supply. Listed by city staff among the well and lift station projects under construction.
Hogum Bay Road NE (residential component: 2463 Hogum Bay Rd NE), Lacey, WA
MASTER PLAN — not a single building. The Hogum Bay Town Center plan (City project #22-0188, binding site plan dividing two parcels into 8 lots) totals roughly 353,800 square feet: six commercial buildings at the west end and four mixed-use residential buildings at the east end, with courtyards, a community garden, play area, and pedestrian connections. Businesses open at the town center include 23 Kitchens and Super Chix; Cooper's Bar & Grill and Dough Zone were reported as upcoming tenants by The JOLT's City Council update. Approximately 350 market-rate apartments are planned; the residential component (Hogum Bay Apartments, 2463 Hogum Bay Rd NE) is now pre-leasing with first residents scheduled for September 2026.
1401 Galaxy Drive NE (Walmart Supercenter), Lacey, WA 98516
A remodel of the existing Lacey Walmart Supercenter at 1401 Galaxy Drive NE — NOT a new Walmart store. The proposal (#24-0303) adds 4,985 square feet on the south side of the existing structure.
2565 Marvin Road NE (Britton Plaza), Lacey, WA 98503
A 136-room Residence Inn by Marriott at Britton Plaza, approximately 115,655 gross square feet with 128 parking stalls. An earlier version of the project (#22-0081, Marriott Hotel at Britton Plaza) received an alteration approval; the current application was filed by Kalyan Lacey Hotel LLC.
Proposed — 60 units; construction targeted 2027–2028
5025 Mullen Rd SE (5000 block of Mullen Road SE), Lacey, WA 98503
The Housing Authority of Thurston County is proposing 60 cottage-style affordable rental units on a 5.32-acre parcel in the 5000 block of Mullen Road SE — McClanahan Village on the southern lot and Neil Commons on the northern lot — under one City application (#26-0136 PRD). 36 of the 60 units will be dedicated to seniors. The City of Lacey acquired the property from LOTT Clean Water Alliance and sold it to the Housing Authority for $1. The project is named for Neil McClanahan, a former Thurston County undersheriff and Housing Authority board member.
Proposed / under city review
7225 14th Ave SE, Lacey, WA 98503
A proposed 26-lot single-family subdivision and Planned Residential Development (PRD) on two parcels totaling 7.91 acres (parcel 11822121000), within Long Lake shoreline jurisdiction and its wetland buffer. Zoning: Low Density Residential, Open Space Institutional, Shoreline Urban Conservancy, and Shoreline Residential. Permit applications include preliminary plat, PRD, Wetland Development Permit, Shoreline Conditional Use Permit, Shoreline Substantial Development Permit, and a Class IV Forest Practices Permit, plus 14th Avenue frontage improvements.
Lacey, WA
Improvements to the City of Lacey's Regional Athletic Complex, with a land use application currently under review (#26-0230). The RAC is one of Lacey's major tournament sports facilities.
2711 Carpenter Rd NE, Lacey, WA 98516
Phase 1 site plan review project for Greg Cuoio Park, listed by the City of Lacey among land use projects under construction (#24-0031). Greg Cuoio Park is a planned community park on Lacey's south side.
Hicks Lake area, Lacey, WA
A 178-unit, three-building apartment complex on the west shore of Hicks Lake (4.98 acres), with two recreational structures, an in-ground pool and spa, sport court, picnic shelters, and shoreline access. One of two apartment projects planned along Hicks Lake — the companion is Gayteway at Hicks Lake (City project #20-190, 132 units).
1224 Sleater Kinney Road SE, Lacey, WA 98503
A three-story, 18-unit apartment building (all studio units) on a 0.413-acre parcel at 1224 Sleater Kinney Road SE, with 16 off-street parking stalls enabled by a parking modification request.
Willamette Dr SE & Campus Glen area, Lacey, WA
A new roundabout at the Willamette Drive / Campus Glen intersection, with a land use application currently under review by the City of Lacey (#26-0045).
5216-5228 15th Avenue NE, Lacey, WA 98503
A large apartment community on the 5200 block of 15th Avenue NE (5216-5228 15th Ave NE, north of 15th & Century Court). The City application (#24-0060, filed April 2024) described 262 units in 12 three-story buildings; the site is now being developed by Sage Homes Northwest as The Elowen (formerly The Cypress Apartments), a 324-unit garden-style community with $67.62 million in construction financing (March 2025). Initial units are targeted to begin delivering in Q2 2026, with final delivery expected Q2 2027.
Hogum Bay corridor, Lacey, WA
Road project on the Hogum Bay corridor in north Lacey (#24-0350), approved and in the pre-construction phase. The corridor is one of the city's most active development areas, with the Hogum Bay Town Center under construction and hotel applications under review.
8322 Steilacoom Rd SE, Lacey, WA 98513
A 179-home single-family community by D.R. Horton built on the former Ostrom's mushroom farm site at 8322 Steilacoom Road SE. Five floor plans, 3-5 bedrooms and 2.5-2.75 baths. Site plans identify an east pond, southwest pond, and a diesel-impacted plume area addressed in the environmental review.
Application / review stage
5110 Parkside Drive SE, Lacey, WA 98503 (parcel 11833310800)
A proposed 54-lot townhouse subdivision on a 5.83-acre parcel currently zoned Open Space Institutional (OS-I). Rise Development, LLC is applying for a Master Plan Amendment (removing the Open Space designation from the Summerwalk Village Master Plan), a Rezone from OS-I to Moderate Density Residential (MD), and a Preliminary Plat, including streets, utilities, stormwater facilities, and landscaping. The rezoning has drawn community concern.
Proposed — 48 units, under city review
6140 Yelm Hwy SE, Lacey, WA 98513
A Planned Residential Development proposing 48 residential units on 6.8 acres along Yelm Highway SE (parcels 09720002020-09720002025): 36 cottage-style buildings and 4 townhome-style buildings (12 townhome units), with pedestrian-first infrastructure and stormwater improvements. The design is by SCA; the project's environmental review includes a Mazama pocket gopher study and wetland review.
5124 Emery Ave NE, Lacey, WA 98516 (sales office)
A 68-lot D.R. Horton community in northeast Lacey combining paired and standalone single-family homes (1,392-2,535 sq ft, 3-5 bedrooms). A final plat for the 68-lot subdivision was filed with the City in February 2026.
8808 Campus Glen Drive NE, Lacey, WA
A new neighborhood convenience market and fueling station under construction near Willamette Drive NE and Campus Glen Drive NE in northeast Lacey, in the rapidly developing Hawks Prairie/Meridian Campus area. Current plans include approximately 4,000 sq. ft. of convenience market space, approximately 1,000 sq. ft. of second-floor office space, four fueling islands, and approximately 4,000 additional sq. ft. of commercial/retail space that could eventually house other businesses. The project adds another neighborhood retail option to northeast Lacey. It was identified in City of Lacey planning documents as "Meridian Market & Gas."
Near 444 Carpenter Road SE (adjacent to Serenity), Lacey, WA
A 94-unit apartment proposal near its sister project, Serenity, at 444 Carpenter Road SE. It received land-use approval, with building permits under review as of the April 2024 report. Status as reported by The Olympian on April 12, 2024; current stage may have advanced since.
629 Woodland Square Loop SE, Lacey, WA 98503
MJR Development converted a vacant ~33,720-square-foot office building at 629 Woodland Square Loop SE into apartments — now open as "629 Apartments" (also marketed as The HUB), with studio, one-, and two-bedroom units (418-926 sq ft) renting from $1,399.
College Street SE & 7th Avenue SE, Lacey, WA
A community-oriented development on roughly 1.6 acres in Lacey's Woodland District featuring a taproom, pickleball courts, a food truck pad, pedestrian areas, landscaping and open space. The City of Lacey announced construction has begun on The Yard, in the first phase of development. It could become a new entertainment and gathering destination in the Woodland District.
3202 & 3220 Willamette Drive NE, Lacey, WA
DEVELOPMENT WATCH — a proposed land-use change, not an approved development. Tilden Commercial LLC has requested a Comprehensive Plan Amendment and rezone of two undeveloped parcels totaling approximately 2 acres at 3202 and 3220 Willamette Drive NE, from Neighborhood Commercial to High Density Residential. No development application, site plan or unit count exists yet; a rezone approval alone would not authorize construction of any specific project.
NE corner of 41st Avenue NE and Marvin Road NE, Lacey, WA
A 213,000-square-foot mixed-use development at the northeast corner of 41st Avenue NE and Marvin Road NE, including 198 apartment units — six of them live/work units — plus 15,000 square feet of commercial space. The City issued a Mitigated Determination of Non-Significance on July 2, 2026 and Site Plan Review approval on July 8, 2026; the approval and MDNS have been appealed. Earlier public documents showed different residential unit counts; the 198-unit figure reflects the most recent City of Lacey documentation.
9106 Martin Way East, Lacey, WA
A five-story mixed-use building at 9106 Martin Way East with 96 dwelling units, approximately 7,500 square feet of ground-floor rentable retail space, a drive-through café, office space, two levels of parking, EV charging, rooftop solar and a landscaped pedestrian area. Total project size is roughly 141,600 square feet. The City of Lacey carries it as the Martin Way Mixed Use project (#19-0205).
Permitting phase — SEPA review underway with Thurston County as lead agency. Construction timing not yet announced.
9520 Steilacoom Rd SE, Olympia, WA 98513
Ridgeview Estates is a proposed 65-lot single-family residential subdivision on approximately 16.64 acres near Torden Lane SE and Ridgeview Drive, off Steilacoom Road SE in the Lacey Urban Growth Area. Plans include new internal roads with connections toward Torden Lane SE and Steilacoom Road SE, and connection to Lacey water and sewer utilities. Thurston County is the lead agency for the development review.
2402 Marvin Rd SE, Olympia/Lacey area, WA 98503
The Enclave at Oak Tree is a large new D.R. Horton residential community along Marvin Road SE near 22nd Ave SE, in the Lacey Urban Growth Area of Thurston County. The approved preliminary plat covers approximately 36.22 acres and 182 residential lots — 131 detached single-family homes and 51 attached, cluster-style townhomes — with approximately 12.63 acres of open space across nine tracts set aside for critical-area preservation, tree preservation, stormwater management, landscaping, and recreation. The site is split-zoned Low Density Residential and Moderate Density Residential, and Thurston County served as the SEPA lead agency. ## Status Construction activity is underway per Washington Department of Ecology records: the site holds an active Construction Stormwater General Permit (WAR313887), first effective September 17, 2024 and renewed effective January 1, 2026 through December 31, 2030. D.R. Horton is marketing single-family homes and townhomes in the community, with pricing listed as "to be determined." **A note on the home count:** official 2023 SEPA documents approved **182 residential lots** (131 detached homes + 51 townhomes). Current D.R. Horton marketing describes the community as approximately **181 homes**. Living Lacey reports the official plat number of 182 as the historical planning record and flags the 181 figure as builder marketing; if the final count differs, we'll update this page with a cited source. ## What we know - D.R. Horton (SSHI, LLC) is the developer/builder. - The project sits along Marvin Road SE near 22nd Ave SE at 2402 Marvin Rd SE. - The preliminary plat covers approximately 36.22 acres. - The 2023 SEPA proposal included 182 residential lots: 131 detached single-family homes and 51 attached, cluster-style townhomes. - Approximately 12.63 acres are designated open space across nine tracts. - The site is within the Lacey Urban Growth Area, split-zoned Low and Moderate Density Residential. - Ecology records show an active construction stormwater permit (WAR313887, effective 1/1/2026–12/31/2030). - D.R. Horton is currently marketing both single-family homes and townhomes here. - Current builder marketing references approximately 181 homes. ## What we don't know yet - Final starting prices and price ranges - Exact first-home release and model-home opening dates - Final completed home count, if different from the approved plat - Final single-family vs. townhome split - Construction phasing - HOA dues - Final amenities - Individual lot sizes - Full floor-plan lineup - Estimated project completion date ## Single-family homes D.R. Horton is marketing detached single-family homes within Enclave at Oak Tree. Verified details (plans, pricing, release dates) have not yet been published; check back or watch the updates below. ## Townhomes D.R. Horton is marketing attached, cluster-style townhomes within the community, consistent with the 51 townhome lots in the approved plat. Verified details have not yet been published. ## Floor plans & pricing No floor plans, square footages, or pricing have been officially released yet — listing syndication currently shows "price to be determined." When D.R. Horton publishes official plans or pricing, this section will be updated with the builder cited as the source. ## Amenities The approved plat dedicates approximately 12.63 acres of open space across nine tracts intended for critical-area preservation, tree preservation, stormwater management, landscaping, and recreation. Final resident amenities and HOA details have not been announced. ## Where this is The site is on Marvin Road SE near its intersection with 22nd Ave SE, in the corridor between Lacey and Olympia in northeast Thurston County. Marvin Road SE connects directly to Interstate 5 (Marvin Road interchange) and the Hawk's Prairie shopping area, with grocery, dining, and retail a few minutes north; the Lacey–Olympia area's main retail and employment corridors are a short drive away. Nearby Living Lacey-tracked projects include Ovation at Oak Tree (the adjacent 55+ Taylor Morrison community) and the Hawks Crest mixed-use project at 41st & Marvin. Schools and parks in the Marvin Road corridor are within the North Thurston Public Schools attendance area. ## Updates - **Oct 2026** — Created Living Lacey tracker record. Verified against Ecology SEPA records #202305689/#202205882, Thurston County File #2022105125, Ecology permit WAR313887 (active, 1/1/2026–12/31/2030), and current D.R. Horton marketing. Status: under construction / coming soon. (Verified Oct 2, 2026)
3000 Marvin Road NE, Lacey, WA 98516 (parcel 11802310200)
A proposed +/- 97,500 SF warehouse facility with associated office space on a 21-acre site at 3000 Marvin Road NE, with vehicle and trailer parking, truck loading docks, and access from 31st Avenue NE. The project would impact on-site Wetland C and portions of wetland buffers; compensatory mitigation preserves four on-site wetlands (Wetlands A, B, D, and E) and their buffers.
2463 Hogum Bay Road NE, Lacey, WA 98516
The residential component of the Hogum Bay Town Center master plan (City project #22-0188), developed by Urban Olympia next to the town center commercial core and right by I-5. One- and two-bedroom plans (548-1,034 sq ft). Roughly 350 market-rate apartments are planned across the town center's four mixed-use residential buildings.
Permitting January 2027 · Bidding February 2027 · Construction summer 2027 · Courts targeted to open October 2027
4706 Park Center Avenue NE, Lacey, WA
Calvary Chapel North Thurston has applied for a Conditional Use Permit to construct a 16,710-square-foot chapel on a 5.1-acre parcel zoned Martin Business at 4706 Park Center Avenue NE.
4038 23rd Ave NE, Olympia, WA 98506 (sales office)
D.R. Horton's 199-home community of single-family homes and paired townhomes on the Lacey–Olympia border, with direct access to the Chehalis Western Trail and a community park. More than 10 floor plans; homes from the $570s. Served by Pleasant Glade Elementary, Chinook Middle School, and North Thurston High School.
8400 Mullen Rd SE, Olympia, WA 98503
Rob Rice Homes' 56-home community off Mullen Rd SE, featuring luxury ramblers, two-story homes, and main-floor primary plans (1,856–2,692 sq ft) plus a private pickleball court, picnic area, and open space. Homes from the mid $600s. Served by Woodland Elementary, Nisqually Middle School, and Timberline High School.
8048 Pacific Ave SE, Lacey, WA 98503
DeTray's Family Enterprises' newest 55+ manufactured-home community: 103 sites under construction off Pacific Ave SE, about 0.7 miles from the Regional Athletic Complex and near walking trails and parks. Close to I-5, medical facilities, and Hawks Prairie shopping.
5912 Stelain St SE, Olympia, WA 98513 (sales office)
Century Communities' community of five two-story floor plans (1,797–2,745 sq ft) southeast of Lacey, from $499,990, with quartz counters and premium stainless appliances. Near Long Lake Park, Capitol City Golf Club, and the Regional Athletic Complex.
3205 Bowthorpe Ct SE, Lacey, WA 98513
Taylor Morrison's Ovation 55+ active-lifestyle community in SE Lacey, featuring resort-inspired one-story home plans. Homes from the $590s.
Proposed — 125 lots, under city review
8530 Steilacoom Rd SE, Lacey, WA 98513
Proposed 125-lot single-family subdivision and planned residential development on 30.46 acres at 8530 Steilacoom Rd SE, adjacent to the Morel Meadows area. Currently in the City of Lacey review process; a homeowner association would maintain common areas.
600 Steilacoom Dr SE, Lacey, WA 98513
Rob Rice Homes' Hawks Prairie community of ramblers, main-floor primary plans and two-story homes (1,856–2,736 sq ft), fully fenced and landscaped, with abundant open space and recreational areas. A few miles from the Regional Athletic Complex and minutes to I-5, Hawks Prairie shopping, and JBLM. Served by Meadows Elementary, Salish Middle School, and River Ridge High School.
East of Huntamer Park (Woodland Square area), Lacey, WA
A major mixed-use project in the Woodland District: two five-story apartment buildings with approximately 376 residential units and approximately 18,000 square feet of ground-floor retail, pitched for land east of Huntamer Park. The City of Lacey carries it as project #23-0047; a state air-quality permit record for the project's south building was active as of September 2026.
2315 Hogum Bay Road NE, Lacey, WA
Two hotels approved at 2315 Hogum Bay Road NE on a 4.18-acre site — one with 128 rooms and one with 98 rooms (City of Lacey project #24-0040, Site Plan Review and Preliminary Short Subdivision; MDNS issued October 2024). City development information has referenced three hotels totaling approximately 362 rooms in this broader Hogum Bay / Britton Place area of northeast Lacey; the third is tracked separately as the Residence Inn by Marriott. Room counts and locations are tracked per hotel and broader planning figures are not mixed into individual projects.
South Sound Center (691 Sleater Kinney Rd SE), Lacey, WA 98503
South Sound Center is undergoing redevelopment that includes a new Trader Joe's, which opened November 14, 2025 at 691 Sleater Kinney Rd SE in a converted former Rite Aid space, alongside additional tenant and commercial space. Trader Joe's was one of the most anticipated new retailers coming to Lacey and represents continued reinvestment in the South Sound Center area.
1200 Galaxy Drive NE (Galaxy Dr & Martin Way), Lacey, WA
Additional commercial development at The Landing at Hawks Prairie: a Site Plan Review request to construct a shelled commercial retail building of approximately 4,000 square feet (City of Lacey #22-0043). The tenant for the shelled space has not been publicly confirmed.
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