Quincy is a small rural town in the Columbia Basin. Known for its agricultural roots, Quincy has long been a center for fruit orchards, potato farms and wheat fields. In recent years, the area has also become a hub for data centers, with major technology companies establishing data centers due to the region's access to affordable hydroelectric power. "It's a really fast-growing community," says Realtor Ronna Plourd of Re/Max, who has lived in the area for nearly two decades. "A lot of people come to work in the data centers, but you also have a really nice climate, you're close to a lot of resort areas. It's turning into a real option for remote workers looking to get away from Seattle prices."
There are many wineries that overlook the Columbia river near the town of Quincy.
Quincy has several data centers that sit just outside of the town itself.
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New housing developments left and right
Although Quincy was officially incorporated over 100 years ago, the vast majority of the housing market is made up of relatively recent homes. While mid-to-late 20th-century homes are available around town, most of the homes on the market are either under construction or just built. The outskirts of Quincy have larger properties with farmland or open space. Housing prices in Quincy tend to be lower than in nearby Wenatchee and Moses Lake, making it an accessible market for first-time homebuyers and those looking for budget-friendly options in Central Washington. The median price for a single-family home in Quincy is around $480,000. Quincy is served by the Quincy Police Department, but no recent crime statistics are available. The area is relatively sunny throughout most of the year, thanks in large part to the Cascade Range to the east. Average highs get up to the high 80s in August and drop to almost freezing in December and January.
There are lots of new construction homes that are coming to Quincy.
Ranch style homes make up a majority of older homes in Quincy.
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Boating and off-roading galore
Quincy residents have easy access to tons of hiking, fishing and camping. "Boating is a huge hobby in this area," says Plourd. "Off-roading is also very popular; people take their side-by-sides all over the place." Ancient Lakes, a network of desert canyons and lakes, is a well-known destination for hikers and backpackers located just southwest of town. The Columbia River is also a short drive away, and is popular with both those who want to get in or stay out of the water. Within the city, Lauzier Park has athletic fields and playgrounds, and serves as a central gathering place. The city is also about 15 miles away from The Gorge Amphitheatre and there’s usually an uptick of activity in town whenever there is a concert.
There is lots of outdoor recreation near the town of Quincy.
Quincy has lots of off-roading trails short drives away from downtown.
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Shopping on F Street
F Street and State Route 281 are lined with an assortment of shops and restaurants. There isn't much of a walkable downtown area, though that can be found in the nearby cities of Moses Lake and Wenatchee. Those cities are also where locals generally head when they're looking to do a bit of big-box shopping at spots like Walmart or Costco. Dining options in Quincy include several Mexican restaurants and classic American-style diners. For those looking for a drink, White Heron Cellars, just west of town, offers local wine tasting with views of the Columbia River.
Quincy has a small downtown area with a couple local shops.
Quincy features several local grocery stores.
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Quincy School District
The Quincy School District oversees the local public schools and has a C grade on Niche. For higher education, Wenatchee Valley College has a branch campus in nearby Moses Lake.
Quincy has several public schools within the town limits.
Quincy schools often sit next to public parks nearby.
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State routes 28 and 281
Quincy is accessible via State route 28, which connects to Wenatchee, and State route 281, which leads to Interstate 90. The city is a key transportation hub for the region's agricultural industry, with a busy rail line and trucking routes passing through. The closest major airport is Pangborn Memorial Airport in East Wenatchee, about 30 miles away, offering flights to Seattle. The emerald City is 160 miles west and Spokane is 140 miles to the east.
Highway 28 provides quick commuting between other nearby towns.
Residents of Quincy can commute to larger cities with the nearby interstate 90.
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