Camas Property Listings

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Available Homes for Sale in Camas, WA

For Sale

Camas, WA Housing Market Trends

$852,324

Media Sale Price

$341

Media Sale Price per Sq. Ft.

48

Total Homes Sold

10

Median Days on Market

99.7%

Sale-to-List Price

16.7%

Homes Sold Above List Price

What to Consider When Getting Properties in Camas, WA

For detailed, up-to-date information on buying/selling a house in Camas, including legal considerations and market trends, you can talk to us.

Lacamas, Round, and Fallen Leaf lakes are central to Camas living—trail access, boating, and neighborhood identity—but the lake system periodically experiences harmful algal blooms that can trigger recreational advisories. The City is actively implementing a Lakes Management Plan and conducted alum treatments in 2024–2025, which is promising for long-term water quality yet can prompt short, seasonal closures. On the north shore, the City is also drafting a master plan for 165 acres of newly acquired “Legacy Lands,” which will expand regional park space and shape future trail and access patterns. If lake proximity is a priority, factor in current advisories, upcoming treatments, and how future shoreline parks and trails may affect privacy, traffic, and value.

Camas School District is one of Southwest Washington’s top performers, consistently ranking near the top statewide—an engine of buyer demand and price resiliency. However, “Camas address” does not always equal the same feeder pattern; boundary lines and program placements (e.g., Discovery, Hayes Freedom) differ by neighborhood and can change with enrollment balancing. Before you write an offer, confirm the current boundary map, grade-level feeders, and any pending adjustments that could affect your specific street. This due diligence is critical for appraisal comps and resale.

Camas hosts TSMC Washington (formerly WaferTech), a 1-million-sq-ft semiconductor fab on a 260-acre campus. Its presence—along with regional “Silicon Forest” employers—supports stable, higher-income housing demand, and shift schedules can influence traffic noise and commute timing on SR-14 corridors near major arterials. For buyers prioritizing short commutes to advanced-manufacturing or tech roles, proximity to the campus (and to nearby Vancouver/Portland tech nodes) is a tangible value driver. Evaluate micro-location trade-offs: convenience vs. shift-change traffic and freight.

Daily life in Camas flows along SR-14 to the Glenn Jackson (I-205) and Interstate Bridge (I-5) corridors. WSDOT data tracks average and “reliable” (95th percentile) peak travel times on the Camas–I-205 segment, which you should review against your work hours; it’s also a fast hop to PDX compared with many Portland-side suburbs. When comparing neighborhoods (e.g., Prune Hill vs. North Shore), test drive at your actual commute times and model exposure to recurring bottlenecks and incident detours. Homes with two viable routes (SR-14→I-205 and SR-14→I-5) hedge commute risk and typically hold value better.

Camas’ identity grew around the Georgia-Pacific paper mill. Portions of the site remain industrial, but the company began demolishing 21 unused buildings in 2025 and continues environmental investigation and cleanup under a Washington Dept. of Ecology order. For downtown-adjacent homes, this legacy means two things: (a) near-term construction/demolition activity and truck movements; (b) long-term upside from a smaller industrial footprint and potential redevelopment momentum. Review the latest demolition/phasing notices and Ecology updates during inspection.

Camas sits at the west end of the Columbia River Gorge, where seasonal east-wind events and wildfire smoke episodes can affect outdoor use, HVAC needs, and window/filtration choices. Buyers sensitive to air quality or wind exposure should weigh neighborhood elevation (e.g., Prune Hill) and home orientation, verify filtration upgrades, and bookmark official smoke/air-quality resources used locally. These conditions aren’t constant, but they are recurring—and well-prepared homes mitigate them.

Your Dream Home in Camas, WA Awaits

Whether you’re searching for a peaceful retreat, a family-friendly neighborhood, or a vibrant community in Camas, WA, David is here to help. With in-depth local expertise and a dedication to finding the perfect property for every client, he’s ready to answer your questions and guide you through the home-buying process. Don’t miss out—reach out to David now and take the first step toward finding your ideal home!

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