Pierce County, WA

Named after U.S. President Franklin Pierce, Pierce County is the second most populous county in the state of Washington. Pierce County is a rapidly developing region in Washington State, often referred to as the economic engine of the South Sound, with many job opportunities, scenic views, an attractive real estate market and high level of education.

The most significant landmark of Pierce County is the Mount Rainier volcano which is the tallest mountain in the Cascade Range.

In the north, there are the waters of Puget Sound with their sandy beaches and abundance of wildlife. The topography makes Pierce County a very attractive place to live and a popular tourist destination throughout the whole year.

The high level of education in Pierce County contributes to a highly qualified workforce which is a key factor drawing investors and supporting the development of various businesses. The city of Tacoma, with its booming Port of Tacoma, which is the sixth largest container port in the United States, keeps Pierce County at the leading position of new job creation, investment and development.

• Population - 755,900
• Median family income - $52,098
• Total area – 1,806 sq mi
• Largest city and the county seat – Tacoma

If you're considering relocating to the great area of Pierce County your Pierce County Washington Exclusive Buyer’s Agency will assist you every step of the way.

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