VK Realty, PNW Real Estate

Living in Everett, WA

The county’s biggest city, right on the water, with a downtown that keeps getting better.

My office is in Everett, so it’s the town I drive most. You get a working waterfront, a downtown with an arena and theaters, and a city big enough that a condo near downtown and a newer house in the south end can feel like different markets. I’ll show you how the parts of town compare before you pick one.

$589K
Median sale price
318 homes and condos sold
−9.0%
Change in median price from a year earlier
Same three months of 2025
17 days
Median days on market
22 days a year earlier
28 mi
To downtown Seattle by car

Homes and condos with a Everett address that sold August through October 2026, compared with the same months of 2025. Based on information from the Northwest Multiple Listing Service for August 1 through October 31, 2026; not guaranteed. An MLS address can reach past city limits. Driving distance to downtown Seattle is approximate.

Around town

Places I show people

Port of Everett waterfront

A big public marina with restaurants and a walk along the water.

Jetty Island

A sandy island across from the marina. A small summer ferry runs out from the Port, usually July to early September, for a few dollars round trip.

Grand Avenue Park

A bluff-top park over Port Gardner Bay, with a walking bridge down to the waterfront.

Downtown

Angel of the Winds Arena, the Historic Everett Theatre and the Everett Performing Arts Center, all within a few blocks.

Getting around

About 28 miles to downtown Seattle by car.

  • I-5 and US 2 meet here, and SR 526 runs west to Paine Field.
  • Everett Station: weekday Sounder N Line trains to Seattle, Amtrak, and the Swift Blue Line south toward Shoreline.
  • Swift Green Line buses run from Seaway Transit Center to Canyon Park in Bothell.
  • Paine Field has passenger flights on Alaska Airlines.
  • Light rail is planned, not built: Sound Transit targets 2037 for the first stretch near Paine Field and 2041 for Everett Station.
Victor’s pick

Sunset from Grand Avenue Park, looking out over Port Gardner Bay.

Homes I’ve sold in Everett

I represented the seller on each of these. Prices and dates are from public sale records.

Everett
Sold Apr 2026
$515,000
5310 S 2nd Ave, Unit A
Everett, WA
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,204 sq ft

Questions about Everett

Short answers. For your street and price range, ask me and I’ll pull the recent sales.

What does a home cost in Everett right now?

Homes and condos with a Everett address sold for a median of about $589,000 from August through October 2026, down 9% from the same months a year earlier, based on NWMLS data. Half sold in 17 days or less. That one number mixes condos, townhomes and houses of every age, so tell me what you’re looking for and I’ll pull recent sales that match.

How far is Everett from Seattle?

About 28 miles by car to downtown Seattle, mostly on I-5. On weekdays, Sounder N Line trains run from Everett Station into Seattle, and Sound Transit plans light rail to Everett Station by 2041.

Do you work with buyers and sellers in Everett?

Yes. My office is at Keller Williams PNW on SE Everett Mall Way, and in April 2026 I sold 5310 S 2nd Ave, Unit A for $515,000, representing the seller. I work in English and Russian.

Thinking about Everett?

I’ll walk you through prices, streets and commutes before you tour anything. New listings can come straight to your inbox.

More of my towns

Market figures cover the whole city and change every month; they aren’t an opinion of any one home’s value. This page describes places, amenities and commutes. For questions about who lives in an area, I’ll point you to public sources so you can decide for yourself. Victor Karpenko, Broker, Keller Williams PNW, 1000 SE Everett Mall Way #201, Everett, WA 98208. Each Keller Williams office is independently owned and operated. Equal Housing Opportunity.