Vancouver Homes & Real Estate

Situated on the Northern bank of the Columbia River, Vancouver Washington is an excellent place for work, recreation, and family living. Vancouver is the largest suburb of Portland, Oregon, and the fourth-largest city in Washington, with a population of approximately 160,0000.  Despite a sizable population and convenient amenities, the town maintains a small town, friendly vibe. Vancouver consistently ranks among the best cities to live in the U.S, with no state income tax and plentiful housing. Read More about living in Vancouver USA.

Below you'll find all Homes for sale in Vancouver, sorted by newest listings first.  If there's anything we can do to help with your Vancouver real estate search please don't hesitate to reach out and contact us.  Realty Portland is licensed in both Oregon and Washington and can help you buy or sell on either side of the river. 

Today's Vancouver Real Estate Listings March 18, 2024
443
Listed
59
Avg. DOM
$328.73
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$566,110
Med. List Price
443 Properties
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Things to do in Vancouver

There are many things to do in Vancouver, including visiting parks like Esther Short Park and Fort Vancouver National Historic Site. One of our favorite parks for an easy nature hike and "forest bath" is Whipple Creek.  Downtown Vancouver is growing fast and there are many popular restaurants and shops, and the Riverfront is getting national attention. Other popular activities include visiting the Clark County Historical Museum and the Pearson Air Museum, and taking a scenic drive or bike ride along the Columbia River. Additionally, Vancouver offers a vibrant arts and culture scene, with many local theater and music venues, as well as annual festivals and events.

No State Income Tax

Aside from the housing and outdoor recreation spots, Vancouver residents pay no personal state income tax. There are just seven states in the country that do not impose income tax on residents, and Washington is one of them.  Unlike Oregon though Washington does have a sales tax.  So while sales tax can mean higher prices, the amount of money you can save from not paying income tax often means better economic prospects for residents. Keep in mind that if you work in Oregon and generate your income there you will have to pay Oregon income tax even if you live in Vancouver.

Solid Economic Opportunities

Vancouver, Washington is one of the best places to conduct business, and the area enjoys a relatively low unemployment rate. In 2018, the area had a median household income of nearly $59,000, far above the national average. Since 2017, economic opportunities have improved, and the median household income has increased by almost 6%. Further, a highly-ranked public school system means that children are well prepared to find well-paying jobs after they graduate.

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