Communities
Creating better places to live work and play.
The Puget Sound region as well as most of Washington State is in a period of
strong economic and population growth. With this growth comes the need to house
new people and new businesses. With those very real needs comes the responsibility
to contribute to maintaining the civic and economic vibrancy and livability that
has made this region attractive in the first place.
As one of YarrowBay's core businesses, YarrowBay Communities has earned an outstanding
reputation for its ability to make strategic land acquisitions, plan for Smart Growth, and work
closely with neighborhoods, civic and environmental groups and local governments to create win-win
solutions.
Our core business is to create communities that enhance their surroundings, protect our natural beauty and that contribute to creating positive responses to the issues that come from the region's growth.
ON THE MARKET
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QUINN'S CROSSING
Quinn's Crossing is a new 115-acre residential community in the Echo Lake area of Snohomish County. The community embodies YarrowBay's thoughtful, creative approach to developing exquisite home sites in challenging environments.
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BRIDGES
YarrowBay acquired the site that is now Bridges as surplus property owned by the City of Kent. YarrowBay principals have long recognized the potential of this site, understanding that its development would require creativity, patience and substantial skill.
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NOW PLANNING
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BLACK DIAMOND
YarrowBay is currently working with the City of Black Diamond and
community stakeholders to create master-planned communities on property held
by YarrowBay that are in concert with the long-range vision for growth
adopted by the citizens of Black Diamond. YarrowBay has the resources, the
commitment and the strength to coordinate with the Black Diamond community
and make its vision of Black Diamond a reality.
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SUMMIT PLACE
The Summit Place property is a unique piece of unincorporated property that is surrounded by the City of Maple Valley but owned outright by King County. Commonly referred to as “Summit Place” or “the Donut Hole,” the 156-acre site is home to a gravel pit and County vehicle-maintenance shops.
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BROADLEAF
Broadleaf presents an excellent opportunity to service a variety of important needs in the area through creative and sensitive planning. Broadleaf creates an opportunity to make much needed road improvements, solving long-standing traffic and access issues for the surrounding area.
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