Tenino, WA

Tenino is a small town located in the northwest corner of Washington State. The population was just over 2,000 people in 2010. Tenino is known for its natural resources, including timber and hydroelectric power. The town's economy has been based largely on logging and milling operations until recently when the local paper mill closed down. Tenino is now looking to diversify its economy by developing real estate as an important part of its future.

The Tenino Real Estate market has seen some growth in recent years as more people have started to move into the area and look for affordable housing options. There are a number of reasons why Tenino real estate has seen success:

First, Tenino is located close to major metropolitan areas such as Seattle and Tacoma which makes it an attractive option for people who want to live close to all the action but without having to pay high prices.

Second, Tenino has a lot of natural resources that make it an attractive place to live – it's situated on the banks of the Columbia River which makes it a popular spot for fishing and boating, and there are plenty of hiking trails nearby that can be used for recreation.

Third, Tenino is also home to several businesses that have helped drive economic growth in the area – including a paper mill that closed down recently but had a significant impact on the local economy, as well as several small businesses that provide services such as landscaping or car repair.

Fourth, Tenino has done a good job marketing itself – through events like farmers markets or festivals – which helps attract new residents and keep them interested in what's happening in town.