Buyer's Guide

Find Your Home in Grant County

Whether it's your first home or your fifth investment property, Cody guides you through every step — from pre-approval to keys in hand.

The Buying Process

Get Pre-Approved

Before you start touring homes, connect with a local lender to understand your budget. Cody works with trusted lenders who know the Grant County market.

Define Your Search

City preferences, price range, must-haves — Cody listens. He'll set up automated alerts and personally watch for off-market opportunities.

Tour & Offer

When you find the right property, Cody will run comps, advise on offer strategy, and write a competitive offer that protects your interests.

Inspection & Due Diligence

Cody knows which inspectors to use, what to look for in Grant County homes (irrigation systems, well & septic, older builds), and how to negotiate repairs.

Close & Move In

Cody coordinates with your lender, escrow company, and title to make sure everything closes on time. No surprises.

Why Buy in Grant County Now?

Sila Nanotechnologies and Group14 are bringing 1,000+ high-paying jobs to Moses Lake

Data center expansion in Quincy continues to attract tech workers and families

Home prices remain well below western Washington averages

Strong rental demand driven by workforce housing shortage

New hospital investment, school expansion, and infrastructure improvements underway

I-90 corridor access to Spokane and the Puget Sound

Grant County Market Snapshot

$285K

Median Home Price — Moses Lake

6–8%

Average Annual Appreciation (5-yr)

30–45

Avg Days on Market

Market data is approximate. Contact Cody for current comps.

Area Guides

Moses Lake

Grant County's largest city at roughly 25,000 residents. Moses Lake offers a wide range of housing from starter homes in the $200s to new construction executive homes over $600K. Strong rental demand, excellent schools, and a growing job base make it the anchor of the county.

Ephrata

The county seat is a quieter community of about 8,000 with a small-town feel and solid home values. Ephrata's housing market is stable, with most single-family homes in the $200K–$400K range. Easy I-90 access makes it popular with commuters.

Quincy

Quincy has exploded in economic importance thanks to the data center boom along Highway 28. Microsoft, Google, Dell, and others operate massive facilities here, driving job growth. Residential inventory is tight and appreciation has been strong.

Soap Lake

A hidden gem on the shores of Soap Lake — known for its mineral-rich waters and laid-back vibe. Lakefront and near-lake homes remain undervalued compared to other Washington lake communities. Great for retirement or vacation property.

Othello

Adams County's agricultural hub has strong community ties and genuinely affordable housing — many homes under $250K. Great for first-time buyers or investors looking for strong rental yield in a lower price point.

Ready to Start Your Search?

Tell Cody what you're looking for and he'll be in touch within 24 hours.