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Home Buyer & Seller Advice
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New Homes vs. Old: How do You Know Which is Right for You?
Finding your perfect home is not always an easy process. With the surplus of homes for sale in most cities, buyers may find there are many properties – both new and old – that meet their search criteria. Choosing whether [...]
County Activities, Events, & News
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Snohomish County Haunts
Snohomish County is not known for its paranormal experiences but that is not to stay it is devoid of strange apparitions and phenomena. If you are a regular at the Everett Theatre then you may have heard a strange fumbling [...]
Real Estate Statistics & Updates
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Snohomish County Residential Housing Statistics for April 2012
Boy have times changed and I wouldn’t have pegged Snohomish County to be experiencing similarities to the most recent real estate bubble. Without the sub prime markets, predatory activities, and general real estate fever, Snohomish County has been shifting back [...]
Washington Recreational Activities
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Will Washington Receive Radiation from the Damaged Reactor?
In the wake of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami, another and potential more devastating threat looms, radiation. The Fukushima Dai-ichi’s reactors continue to increase in temperature and attempts to cool the spent fuel is becoming more and more difficult. As [...]
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Marshall/Kruse Neighborhood Real Estate
Marshall/Kruse Neighborhood borders I-5 and the railroad tracks in the east until it connects with the Quilceda Creek in the west and 100th in the south.
The City of Marysville’s Comprehensive plans gives insight into economical potential of the Marshall/Kruse Neighborhood. On the east side of the neighborhood sits the community business and mixed use designations, 17% of the neighborhood, which will great opportunities for neighborhood style orientated businesses. The remaining 83% is split between single family and multi-family designations.
Some of the smaller single family communities in the Marshall/Kruse Neighborhood are Marshall, Pumpkin Farms, Quilceda Firs, Whispering Firs and Sherwood Forest (not the same one as Robin Hood).
General Demographics
– 747.2 Acres
– Dwelling Units 1,795
– Population 5,138
– Employment 338
Schools
– Marshall Elementary School