From the historic charm of Northwest Everett to the waterfront redevelopment downtown, get expert guidance through every stage of buying or selling in Everett.
Everett offers a rare mix of affordability and character just 25 miles north of Seattle — walkable neighborhoods, waterfront views, a growing arts and dining scene, and easy access to major employers including the Boeing Everett facility.
From craftsman bungalows in Northwest Everett to newer construction in Silver Lake and view homes in Harborview-Seahurst-Glenhaven, Everett’s housing stock is genuinely diverse — which is exactly why local guidance matters.
Everett’s market moves fast, but it isn’t uniform: pricing, demand, and days on market can look completely different one neighborhood to the next. I help clients read those differences correctly before they buy or list.
Gordy Lindstrom Jr. is a licensed Managing Real Estate Broker and top producer since 2006, with nearly two decades of experience across luxury homes, new construction, condominiums, commercial properties, and land. Whether you’re buying your first home in Everett or selling a multimillion-dollar estate, Gordy brings the same disciplined, client-first approach to every transaction.
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Figures are directional market estimates based on recent local data and shift regularly — contact Gordy for a current, address-specific market analysis.
Everett’s luxury and view-property market is concentrated in neighborhoods like Boulevard Bluffs and Harborview-Seahurst-Glenhaven, where contemporary and mid-century homes command panoramic Puget Sound and Olympic Mountain views.
I also work with clients on new construction, commercial property, and land acquisition throughout Everett — including opportunities tied to the ongoing downtown waterfront redevelopment.
Craftsman and Tudor-style homes on quiet, tree-lined streets near downtown and the waterfront.
Family-friendly area with lake views, parks, trails, and a mix of older and newer homes.
Established community known for panoramic Sound and Olympic Mountain views.
One of Everett's higher-value neighborhoods for single-family homes.
Starter homes and investment opportunities near downtown and the riverfront redevelopment.
The city's revitalized core, with new residential development, dining, and waterfront amenities.
Everett’s median sale price has generally ranged from the high-$500Ks to mid-$600Ks recently, though pricing varies widely by neighborhood, with newer construction and view homes commanding more.
Yes. Everett tends to offer more affordable entry points than nearby Edmonds, Mukilteo, or the Eastside, while still providing access to Seattle-area jobs and amenities.
Boeing remains Everett’s largest employer, and shifts in local employment can influence buyer demand in certain neighborhoods. I stay current on these trends so clients can make informed timing decisions.
Yes. In addition to traditional resale homes, I work with clients on luxury view homes, new construction, multi-family investment properties, and land in and around Everett.
