Where We Manage
From Tacoma's Craftsman blocks to Gig Harbor's waterfront, we manage homes in 22 cities across four counties.
Pierce County
Our home base. Deep coverage from Tacoma and Gig Harbor out to the Key Peninsula.
Washington's third-largest city offers strong rental demand, diverse neighborhoods, and some of the most affordable rents in the Puget Sound. Lighthouse manages single-family homes, duplexes, and small multifamily throughout Tacoma.
A waterfront community with premium demand and above-average rents. Gig Harbor attracts high-quality professional tenants who value the small-town feel, top-rated schools, and easy Tacoma Narrows Bridge commute.
Lakewood offers strong military-adjacent rental demand from JBLM, with affordable prices and high occupancy rates. A reliable market for cash-flow-focused investors.
A sought-after suburb of Tacoma with excellent schools, a strong community feel, and stable rental demand from professional families and JBLM personnel.
One of Pierce County's fastest-growing cities, Puyallup combines affordable rents with strong job growth in the corridor between Tacoma and Auburn.
An affordable Pierce County community with strong military family demand and consistent occupancy driven by its proximity to Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
A rural-suburban community in south Pierce County where larger lots and single-family homes attract families priced out of Puyallup and Spanaway.
A densely populated unincorporated community between Tacoma and Spanaway with strong rental demand from Pacific Lutheran University students and JBLM-adjacent workers.
A growing community east of Puyallup known for good schools and lake access. Bonney Lake attracts stable family tenants looking for suburban Pierce County living.
An exclusive island community southwest of Gig Harbor with premium waterfront and view rentals for tenants seeking seclusion and natural beauty.
A scenic rural peninsula in southwest Pierce County. Key Peninsula rentals attract tenants seeking peace, water access, and a slower pace of Pacific Northwest living.
King County
Seattle and the south-end suburbs, where rents move fastest and pricing accuracy matters most.
The Pacific Northwest's largest rental market. Lighthouse focuses on south Seattle and the broader metro, where professional tenant demand is strong and our local expertise maximizes your returns.
Centrally located between Seattle and the south suburbs, Renton offers strong rental demand from Boeing and tech workers with more accessible price points than Seattle proper.
A major logistics and manufacturing hub in the Green River Valley, Kent offers affordable rents and consistent working-class tenant demand.
Straddling the King-Pierce county line, Auburn offers affordability and strong commuter demand from both the Seattle metro and the Tacoma employment base.
A large south King County city with diverse neighborhoods and strong commuter demand. Federal Way sits between Seattle and Tacoma, offering tenants connectivity at affordable prices.
A close-in suburb just south of Seattle with easy SeaTac Airport access. Burien offers urban conveniences at more accessible price points than Seattle neighborhoods.
Home to Westfield Southcenter, one of Washington's largest malls, Tukwila has a strong retail and logistics employment base that drives consistent rental demand.
The city surrounding Sea-Tac International Airport has some of the most consistent rental demand in King County, driven by airport and airline industry employment.
A waterfront community on Puget Sound, Des Moines offers Sound views, a marina, and quiet suburban living between Seattle and Tacoma.
Kitsap County
Bremerton and Port Orchard, with steady demand driven by the Navy yard and ferry commuters.
Home to Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, one of the Navy's largest installations, Bremerton has some of the most stable and predictable rental demand in western Washington.
A growing waterfront city south of Bremerton, Port Orchard is attracting families and remote workers with its small-town character, affordable prices, and scenic South Kitsap setting.
Thurston County
The state capital corridor, anchored by government employment and a growing Lacey–Yelm corridor.
Washington's state capital has remarkably stable rental demand driven by government employment, The Evergreen State College, and a growing young professional population drawn to Olympia's arts and outdoor culture.
Olympia's industrial and commercial neighbor, Tumwater blends steady government worker demand with a growing craft beverage and manufacturing economy.
The fastest-growing city in Thurston County, Lacey offers newer housing stock, excellent shopping, and strong family demand just east of Olympia.
A fast-growing community in southeast Thurston County that has become a popular bedroom community for JBLM personnel and families seeking rural space at affordable prices.
A planned community adjacent to JBLM, DuPont offers newer construction, excellent schools, and steady military family demand in a well-organized neighborhood setting.
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