Everett, WA Homes for Sale & Real Estate

OUR EVERETT STORY

We know Everett as investors - we own a rental property here. Being landlords in the city has given us a ground-level view of what renters and buyers look for in different Everett neighborhoods, and we've watched the waterfront and downtown keep getting better year after year.

EVERETT NEIGHBORHOODS & ZIP CODES

98201 – Historic North Everett, downtown, waterfront, older housing stock, some view homes.​
98203 – Central/west Everett, Mukilteo Blvd area, established neighborhoods, mix of mid-century and newer homes.​
98204 – Southwest Everett, close to Boeing/Paine Field and Casino Rd area, more condos/townhomes and starter homes.​
98208 – Southeast Everett/Silver Firs area, suburban feel, strong single-family presence, and good highway access.​

EVERETT HOUSING MARKET UPDATE - OCTOBER 2026

Conditions have shifted in buyers' favor over the past year. Our clients are achieving far more negotiation leverage and flexibility than they could have only a year ago. Whether you are looking at historic properties in 98201 or suburban single-family layouts in 98208, being prepared ensures that you are uniquely positioned to make a confident move the second the right home comes along.

WHAT TO LOVE ABOUT EVERETT

• Dynamic aerospace industry, and Paine Field passenger flights
• Scenic waterfront and marina
• Cultural attractions and museums
• Naval Station Everett and the working waterfront
• Proximity to outdoor adventures

LIVING IN EVERETT

With a population of over 110,000 (2020 census), Everett is the largest city in Snohomish County, with diverse neighborhoods and housing options ranging from historic homes to newer construction and waterfront-adjacent condominiums. 

DINING, ENTERTAINMENT & SHOPPING 

Everett’s dining scene includes waterfront restaurants, local breweries, and a mix of international and Pacific Northwest cuisine. Locals and visitors frequent Anthony's HomePort Everett, Lombardi's Italian Restaurant, Bluewater Distilling & Bistro, Terracotta Red, and Café Wylde. The city's downtown and surrounding areas host an array of shops, ranging from local boutiques to national retailers, and the Sunday Everett Farmers Market is a go-to spot for shopping enthusiasts.

THINGS TO DO IN EVERETT

From cultural exploration to outdoor adventures, Everett offers an array of activities for everyone. The Historic Everett Theatre, Imagine Children's Museum, and the Future of Flight Aviation Center & Boeing Tour are popular with many. We've certainly enjoyed these when we have had visitors staying with us.

Nature lovers can explore the city's waterfront parks like Jetty Island, Legion Memorial Park, and Howarth Park, offering stunning views and recreational activities. Whale watching tours from the marina and kayaking in Port Gardner Bay are popular among outdoor enthusiasts. Or take a trip to the Angel of the Winds Arena for sports, music and more.

EVERETT SCHOOLS

Discover more about schools in the Everett School District here. School assignments and boundaries are subject to change; verify current assignments directly with the district. Check GreatSchools.org for current ratings.

Read more about the city of Everett here, and downtown Everett here.

BUY OR SELL A HOME IN EVERETT

Whether you are buying your first home, upsizing in Everett, or considering a sale, having knowledgeable local representation can make the process smoother. Curious what your Everett home is worth in today's shifting market, or ready to find your next property? Questions? Just ask! Contact the Lakhani Team Real Estate, at (425) 623-3958. We are always here to help you navigate your next chapter. 

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EVERETT REAL ESTATE MARKET FAQS

How long is the commute from Everett to Seattle?
Driving time from Everett to Seattle typically ranges from about 45 minutes to over an hour, depending on the starting point, destination, traffic, and time of day. I-5 is the primary route, and congestion can substantially lengthen trips during peak periods. For a car-free alternative, Sounder commuter rail runs from Everett Station to downtown Seattle, with travel times of roughly an hour depending on the schedule. Regional bus service is also available.

Which Everett neighborhood should I look at?

Everett includes a range of neighborhoods and housing types. Historic North Everett, in 98201, includes older homes, walkable streets, and proximity to the waterfront. Southwest Everett, in 98204, is closer to Boeing and Paine Field and includes more condos, townhomes, and entry-level single-family options. Silver Firs, in 98208, features newer suburban single-family neighborhoods with highway access. Comparing current inventory, commute routes, and property types can help buyers identify options that meet their needs.

Is Everett a good place to buy in 2026?
Everett has been one of the more attainable options in the Seattle metro, and conditions have shifted in buyers' favor over the past year. Inventory is better than it was, which means more room to negotiate - but well-priced homes near the waterfront and in Silver Firs still move quickly.

How are the schools in Everett?
Everett is served primarily by the Everett School District, with some southern areas in the Mukilteo School District. You can check current ratings for any school on GreatSchools.org, and since boundaries change, verify assignment for a specific address directly with the district.