Markets
The ground, county by county
What land is worth here is decided by water, elevation, and which side of a canal it sits on — facts that stop at county and district lines, not city limits. Here's what each region runs on, and what's on the market now.
Walla Walla Valley
Walla Walla and Columbia counties plus the Oregon side of the line — AVA vineyard ground, dryland wheat on the Palouse edge, and creek-bottom pasture in the Blues.
- Walla Walla Valley AVA vineyard
- Dryland wheat & CRP
- Blue Mountain foothill & timber
- Creek-bottom pasture
Walla Walla County
WA73
parcels available
- Median size
- 2.26 acres
- Total listed
- 3,539 acres
Most available
Columbia County
WA7
parcels available
- Median size
- 42.1 acres
- Total listed
- 3,504 acres
Most available
Umatilla County
OR12
parcels available
- Median size
- 9.51 acres
- Total listed
- 149 acres
Most available
Towns in this region: Walla Walla, College Place, Dayton, Waitsburg, Prescott, Milton-Freewater
Columbia Basin
Benton and Franklin — Columbia Basin Project ground, where the water right is most of the value. Circles and wheel lines, food-processing corridors, and the rangeland above the canal.
- Columbia Basin Project water
- Irrigated row crop & potato ground
- Food processing & cold storage
- Rangeland above the canal
Benton County
WA517
parcels available
- Median size
- 0.94 acre
- Total listed
- 4,168 acres
Most available
Franklin County
WA269
parcels available
- Median size
- 1 acres
- Total listed
- 3,247 acres
Most available
Towns in this region: Kennewick, Pasco, Richland, West Richland, Connell
Counts reflect parcels currently published to the regional MLSs plus our own inventory, and are refreshed continuously. They describe available supply — not sale volume, cash rent, or price-per-acre trend, none of which the MLS reports. Land type is derived from each listing's sub-type and description; the MLS files most land under one undifferentiated category. For a valuation or a comparable-sales study on specific ground, talk to a broker.