The Costa Home Team - Marysville, WA Real Estate

06/05/2026

Marysville Washington

06/04/2026

Marysville Washington

06/04/2026

Marysville Washington
The view of the restored watertower
From inside the new civic center at comford park

06/03/2026

Local fun !

Another 10 clue balls have been hidden around Waterfront Place for Soccer Float Find! Come explore the Port of Everett’s parks, plazas, and public spaces to find a clue ball and exchange it for a handblown glass float made by artists from Schack Art Center. Finder’s keeper’s! Tag us in your photos to share the fun or comment below with your finds

CLUE: Among the stems and the blooms, a hidden treasure waits for you.

06/03/2026

Get ready for an adventure through Marysville! In celebration of America 250, you're invited to take part in Red, White and Clue - a free, citywide scavenger hunt that turns Marysville's history into a hands-on quest.

With a scavenger hunt passport in hand, explore eight unique locations, crack clues with friends or family, and discover more about the Marysville community. Each stop offers something extra to enjoy: walking trails, playgrounds, historical features, and plenty of surprises along the way. Complete the journey in one day or spread it out over a couple of days. Most participants finish in about 2-3 hours.

Downloadable clues will be available June 1 on our website. Submit a completed passport to enter for the chance to win a prize (one entry per household). This scavenger hunt is presented by Marysville Parks, Culture and Recreation and the Marysville Historical Society. More info at marysvillewa.gov/250.

06/03/2026

Are you a trail user or resident interest in reviewing the trail designs that connect Marysville and Lake Stevens? You're invited to join the cities of Marysville and Lake Stevens for an open house for the Bayview Trail Connector project on June 3 from 5-6:30 p.m. at the Marysville Civic Center. Attend the open house to review 60% trail designs, learn more about the project and share your feedback and ideas. This event is free and open to all! Learn more about the project at marysvillewa.gov/bayviewtrailconnector.

06/03/2026

That marks the first day of the Red, White and Clue scavenger hunt! This free, citywide scavenger hunt that turns Marysville's history into a hands-on quest, in celebration of America 250. Take advantage of the sun in the forecast to solve clues at eight unique Marysville locations. Each stop offers something extra to enjoy: walking trails, playgrounds, historical features, and plenty of surprises along the way. Complete the journey in one day or spread it out over a couple of days. Most participants finish in about 2-3 hours.

Downloadable clues are available for download at marysvillewa.gov/250 ("Red, White and Clue Instructions"). Submit your completed clues by June 14 to enter for the chance to win a prize (one entry per household, instructions are in the download). This scavenger hunt is presented by Marysville Parks, Culture and Recreation and the Marysville Historical Society.

06/03/2026

01/16/2026

📍 Marysville, Washington

Soft January sunsets.
Mountains fully out.
That warm glow that makes you forget it’s winter for a second.

Marysville, Wa has views that make the postcards of the Pacific Northwest.

Puget Sound bay views to the west.
Mt. Pilchuck to east side.
Mt. Baker showing off in the distance to the north.
Mt Rainier towering to the south.
Rivers, sloughs, farmland, and backroads that feel like an open invitation to slow down… or head out on your next adventure.

Marysville is a water tower town with a museum, historical society, annual parade, and has grown into one of the most connected bedroom communities (30 miles) north of seattle, WA.

Minutes to:
• North Marysville & Arlington’s growing industrial corridor
• Major employers like Tesla, Blue Origin, Amazon
• Boeing’s Payne Field Airport just south in Everett

And tucked throughout south and east Marysville — especially toward Lake Stevens —
new neighborhoods continue to bloom, some even in the Lake Stevens School District.

Founded in 1872, Marysville, Washington has held onto its small-town heartbeat while growing into a city people quietly choose on purpose.

Some places look like postcards — here, it’s just the drive home.

Save this for later 🌄

Or send it to someone who loves the PNW and doesn’t know Marysville, Wa like this yet.
costa
Tanis Costa | Your Agent in Selling Marysville Washington Homes

01/12/2026

📍 Snohomish County, Washington -
Monday Market Watch 01/12/2026

Inventory is tightening, demand is strong, and the market is quietly shifting toward competition.

📊 Last 7 Days Snapshot
*New Listings: 152
Inventory is shrinking—and fast.

*Pending Sales: 182
More homes are going pending than coming on the market.

*Price Reductions: 94
Fewer reductions = confident sellers.

💡 What this means:
Buyers, with inventory dropping and demand rising, bidding wars are becoming more likely. Acting now could save you tens of thousands—waiting may mean paying more later. Sellers, this is a strong position to be in. Well-priced homes are commanding attention and momentum is building.

It’s a great day in real estate.