Canfield Apartments
Lacey, WA
- Type
- Multifamily
- Updated
- Oct 29

Lacey Real Estate
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Lacey Market Pulse
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Lacey Housing Pulse
Snapshot · 2026-08
Market area: Lacey
Last updated Sep 11, 2026
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Pulled directly from the Development Tracker and labeled by permit status — proposed, approved, or under construction. These are permitted projects, not active MLS listings.
Lacey, WA
Hicks Lake area, Lacey, WA
1224 Sleater Kinney Road SE, Lacey, WA 98503
5216-5228 15th Avenue NE, Lacey, WA 98503
8322 Steilacoom Rd SE, Lacey, WA 98513
5124 Emery Ave NE, Lacey, WA 98516 (sales office)
Waterfront and near-lake homes come with their own questions — shoreline rules, docks, septic and well systems, flood and water-quality considerations, and how much "lake access" a listing really has. Start with the lake guides, then ask Jake the specifics.

Lacey's wooded neighborhood lake
A 162-acre lowland lake on Lacey's southeast side, ringed by neighborhoods and evergreen shoreline, with public shoreline access at Wanschers Community Park and a WDFW boat launch on the west shore.

Lacey's largest lake, open year-round
A 307-acre year-round lowland lake along Lacey's eastern edge, with a WDFW boat launch and Long Lake Park on its shoreline. Fishing is not allowed at Long Lake Park; some shore fishing is available near the WDFW ramp.

Year-round trout fishing, quiet 5 mph waters
A 254-acre residential lake southeast of Lacey, open to fishing year-round with good opportunity for stocked rainbow trout and a 5 mph speed limit on the water.

Trout and channel catfish, minutes from town
A 233-acre year-round lake in unincorporated Thurston County about five miles southeast of Lacey, known for stocked rainbow and brown trout and stocked channel catfish.
How the local process actually works: pre-approval, what inspections matter in the Pacific Northwest (drainage, roofs, septic vs. sewer), HOA and well/water considerations near the lakes, and how to read a listing's history. Jake walks through it without pressure.
Talk to Jake about buying in laceyPreparation that pays in this market, realistic timing, pricing against real comparable sales rather than online estimates, and how Olympic Sotheby's International Realty presents a Lacey home to local and relocating buyers.
Talk to Jake about selling in laceyOptions for moving up or across town without carrying two mortgages blind — bridge financing, contingent offers, and rent-back arrangements — and when each makes sense.
Talk to Jake about buy before you sellLiving Lacey does not publish automated value estimates. A real opinion of value uses recent, verified comparable sales and a look at the home. Request one and Jake will prepare it personally.
Request an opinion of valueJake Pierpoint
Olympic Sotheby's International Realty
Jake lives and works in Lacey and created Living Lacey to make local information easier to find. On real estate questions he is direct, data-backed, and unhurried — whether or not you're planning a move this year.
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Buying, selling, buy-before-you-sell, property value, or a question about a specific street or lake. Replies come from Jake, not a team inbox.