Pullman, WA

Pullman, Washington is a small town located in the Palouse region of the state. The population was just over 23,000 as of 2010. The city was founded in 1881 and became a center for agriculture and education. In 1916, Pullman became home to Washington State University (WSU).

Today, Pullman is known for its historic architecture and its proximity to WSU. The city has a number of notable neighborhoods including Capitol Hill, which is home to many restaurants and bars; Downtown Pullman, which features several shopping venues; and the East Side which has a large concentration of housing options for students. There are also a number of parks and recreational facilities available in the city including the George Fox Golf Course and the George Washington Memorial Forest.

The real estate market in Pullman is diverse with properties ranging from starter homes to luxury estates. Prices generally reflect the quality of the property with starter homes typically costing less than $200,000 while luxury estates can cost upwards of $1 million or more. The median price for residential properties in Pullman was just over $230,000 as of 2016 according to Zillow data.