Live. Work. Play.
The Port of Everett has a vibrant and robust balanced waterfront with an active working port and industrial developments complemented by vast mixed-use, commercial and recreational opportunities. Whether you're looking for a new location to site your business or a place to enjoy a beautiful waterfront walk, the Port of Everett has properties to meet your needs.
The Port’s owns approximately 3,300 acres of property, half of which have been developed or are developable, including international shipping facilities, marine transportation, light and heavy industry, commercial mixed-use, recreational boating, tourism and public access. Through the management and development of our real estate assets, the Port aims to promote regional economic development and job creation, generate new revenue for the Port and enhance the built and natural environment.
WATERFRONT PLACE DEVELOPMENT
The Port of Everett's Waterfront Place Central is a 65-acre mixed-use development that creates a new waterfront neighborhood where people can live, work, shop, relax and be entertained. At completion, it includes new public gathering spaces of regional significance, up to 660 residential units, a waterfront hotel, 10 fine and casual dining restaurants, government services, and 662,000 square feet of office and retail space.
The project is expected to generate more than $550 million in public-private investment and support more than 2,000 direct, indirect and induced jobs, and generate $8.6 million in additional tax revenue for local government agencies.
Industrial Real Estate
- Ameron-Hulbert
- Cascade Industrial Center
- Riverside Business Park
- Baywood
- Maritime Industrial Expansion
Recreational Real Estate
Of the 3,300 acres of waterfront property owned by the Port of Everett, more than half is dedicated to public access. Everett’s destination waterfront features a variety of recreational opportunities for residents and visitors to enjoy.
The area boasts more than four miles of continuous waterfront trail system, picnic shelters, parks and plazas, a splash fountain, and year-round special events including waterfront concerts, outdoor movies, car shows, art festivals, half marathons and more. The area is also well known for bird and wildlife watching, kite flying, kiteboarding, kayaking and stand up paddleboarding.
Mitigation Properties
Nearly half of the Port of Everett's properties dedicated to public access and habitat preservation. Of this acreage, nearly 440 acres are designated habitat mitigation, including 60 acres of the Maulsby Mudflats and two mitigation bank properties Blue Heron Slough and Union Slough to compensate for past and future aquatic resource impacts from Port development.
A mitigation bank can be established when a wetland, stream, or other aquatic resource has been restored, enhanced, created, or (in some cases) preserved for the purpose of providing compensation for unavoidable impacts to aquatic resources caused by other developments. Mitigation banks can be used to compensate for adverse impacts of a single large project, or several smaller projects. Mitigation banking allows local governments and developers to earn “credits” that can be used to offset unavoidable damage to wetlands or other aquatic habitats. These “credits” can be either used or sold.