Washington area/property house

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Anyone live near or in Wenatchee,WA. or Vancouver,WA.? Looking at buying some property with or w/o a house on it down there. I'm doing research already on line and through a friend who lives in WA. right now also. Just wondering if anyone knows of some acreage for sale like 1, 2 or ? acres for sale. I told the wife, I'm through with the winters here. She agreed to start looking finally. I have a new garage picked out already also soon as we find a place to live.
Mark

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Im in spokane, WA not too far from Wenatchee. Winters here can be snowy, where are you moving from?

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Alaska. I've lived around WA. before. I'm familiar with WA. Just not the two towns very well that I asked about.
Thanks for the info. about weather though Max.
Mark

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if you were to buy something around Spokane I could hook you up as my uncle is realtor

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We're in Vancouver.  There's not a lot of acreage that won't cost an arm and leg w/o being out of town.  The only areas left will most likely be on the east side, (east of I-205).  Or the Camas-Washougal area.
To the north, Ridgefield, may still have decent pricing & acres or Woodland.  Although lots of people are moving out there already so the pickings may be slimmer. 

I like how you have your gargage picked out already, the heck with a house. 

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We're looking mostly for out of town places. But yet close enough to drive to work within a reasonable amount of time also. Camas and Washoagal are also a maybe. Port Angeles is where I lived before and Kennewick. Haven't 100% decided where to live just yet. I want some land for sure. I want to put up a 30x40 garage are bigger so I can work on my cars without my neighbors being so damn nosey like here, 20 feet away.
Mark

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If you are moving from Alaska to get away from the winters - Wenatchee isn't the place to go.  Cold and snow in the winter.  You'd have to drive over the Cascades via Highway 2 to get to Seattle or a long haul east to Spokane.  Vancouver, wet and cloudy in the winter   - but at least you would be near civilization in Portland, Oregon.  Good luck!!

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If it were colder here right now we'd have eight feet of snow the way it's been raining lately. I live real close to Camas but I'm on the other side of the river in Fairview, Oregon. I can smell the paper mill when the wind blows south.

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After viewing the weather this morning in Wenatchee, the wife and I decided to bag that area. We're lacking snow here, seams it made its way down there, but its cold here, -20 type temps or so. And this is only Nov. Jan' Feb' are the coldest months here. Yeah, lame.
Mark