Why 'Van Angeles'? Clark County's Explosive Growth

Clark County, WA earned the nickname 'Van Angeles' because it attracts thousands of Californians and Oregonians each year seeking lower taxes, more space, and relative affordability. That migration has pushed population past 532,000, driven home values higher across every submarket, and triggered a

Interstate Bridge Replacement: Vancouver Commute Impact

The Interstate Bridge Replacement Program received federal approval in July 2026, with construction anticipated to begin in 2028 and last six to seven years. The project will add a fixed-span bridge with light rail, introduce tolling, and reshape commute patterns and property values across Clark Cou

Vancouver Waterfront Living: What to Know in 2026

What is it like to live at the Vancouver WA Waterfront along the Columbia River? Living at the Vancouver Waterfront means waking up to Columbia River views, walking to dinner, and being part of one of the most intentional urban redevelopment projects in the Pacific Northwest. The district is already

Living in Vancouver WA: 5 Common Myths Debunked (2026)

Living in Vancouver WA: 5 Common Myths Debunked (2026) Everyone seems to have an opinion about living in Vancouver, Washington. If you've been researching a move here, you've probably heard everything from, "It rains all the time," to, "Traffic is terrible," or even, "Vancouver is just Portland's li