Brand-new construction and established homes on open land shared the top of the market in Tri-Cities, Washington, in the week ending November 1, 2026. These were the five highest-priced home sales reported for the week, and together they came to $4.92 million.
Two of the sales were in Pasco, in Franklin County. The other three were in Benton County, one each in Kennewick, West Richland and Richland. Two of the five were new construction, and the oldest dates to 2002.
No. 1 — $1,131,015 · 114 Taylor Ln, Pasco, Washington
The top sale of the week was a new home at 114 Taylor Lane in Pasco, which sold for $1,131,015. The home was sold as a pre-sale in Underwood Estates, a community of estate-sized lots, and was custom built in 2026 by 47 North Custom Homes to the builder’s Winnipeg Mod floor plan.
The stucco home stands on a corner lot of 1.10 acres, with an irrigation system, partial fencing and outdoor lighting, plus access for RV parking. Inside, vaulted ceilings and large windows open the living areas to the acreage around it. The home has four bedrooms and three bathrooms in 3,639 square feet, with tile and laminate floors.
Jordan Barnhill of Century 21-Tri-Cities was the listing agent and also represented the buyer, so the same agent was on both sides of the sale. It was one of three listings in this Top 5 from Century 21-Tri-Cities agents, along with the third- and fourth-ranked sales.
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No. 2 — $1,085,000 · 2350 Murphy Rd, Pasco, Washington
The largest home and the largest property on the list sold for $1,085,000. The home at 2350 Murphy Road in Pasco North sits above the Snake River on 32.53 acres, with views of the river and nearby orchards, and a paved, tree-lined driveway leads up to it.
Built in 2002, it is the oldest home in the group, and Rick Peterman Construction remodeled it in 2019. It has five bedrooms, four bathrooms and 4,234 square feet, the most bedrooms and the most living space of the five.
In the main living area, a stone fireplace for wood fires rises from floor to ceiling, wide-plank hardwood floors run underfoot and the windows are wrapped in wood. The kitchen centers on a large quartz island and has a walk-in pantry fitted with custom built-ins. An office behind French doors opens off the entry. The primary suite is on the main level, with a soaking tub, a tiled shower and two vanities. Elsewhere, a bonus room has a hidden bookshelf door that leads to a lofted space.
The land mixes open ground with natural terrain and has established trails for horseback riding and four-wheeling. There is a large fenced garden, pens for animals and a 1,200-square-foot shop, along with a chicken coop and a covered patio. The Juniper Dunes, Levey Park and Middleton Farms are each minutes away.
Josh Blankenship of PNW Collective / Real Broker was the listing agent, and Katie Copeland of RE/MAX Northwest REALTORS represented the buyer in the second-highest sale of the week.
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No. 3 — $990,000 · 6027 W 28th Pl, Kennewick, Washington
In the Symphony Ridge community of Kennewick, a newly built Titan Homes design sold for $990,000. The home at 6027 West 28th Place follows the builder’s Alexi floor plan with a bonus room, and it is laid out on a single level.
Its exterior pairs stucco with wood lap siding. Coffered ceilings run through the open plan, the living area is arranged around a fireplace, and large windows take in the views. The primary suite has its own bath.
Along with the bonus room, the home has four bedrooms and three full bathrooms in 2,946 square feet on a 0.39-acre lot, the most compact home and lot in this Top 5. Outside are a covered patio, a porch and a partially fenced yard, and a timed underground irrigation system serves the whole property.
Jane Fallon-Brown of Century 21-Tri-Cities was the listing agent, and Cory Bemis of John L Scott Yakima represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $909,500 · 5600 Laurel Dr, West Richland, Washington
The home at 5600 Laurel Drive in West Richland sold for $909,500, and it came with a second residence on its 2.50 acres. A detached accessory dwelling unit of 890 square feet was built on the property in 2025, with its own living room, full kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and office.
The main home, built in 2003, is a two-story with four bedrooms, three full baths and a half bath in 3,768 square feet. Wood floors run from the entry into the main living areas. The living room has a gas stove and large windows with views, and a family room has a vaulted ceiling. The kitchen has a granite-topped island and two pantries. Upstairs, a balcony has stairs down to the fenced backyard, and solar panels supply the home.
Out on the grounds are a greenhouse, an in-ground fire pit and a chicken coop, and a circular driveway serves the property. Schools, Yoke’s, coffee shops and West Richland’s walking trails are close by. The property last sold for $700,000 in 2021.
Melyssa Stephenson of Century 21-Tri-Cities was the listing agent, and Cailyn Taylor, also of Century 21-Tri-Cities, represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $800,000 · 1191 Pinto Loop, Richland, Washington
Rounding out the list, a single-level home at 1191 Pinto Loop in Richland sold for $800,000. Built in 2006 on a 0.62-acre corner lot, the stucco home has four bedrooms, all on the main level, plus an office or den, three bathrooms and 3,469 square feet.
The home has separate living and family rooms, a formal dining area and a large kitchen, and two gas fireplaces warm the main level. It has mountain views. Out back, the yard has a green lawn and a patio covered by a pergola, and the property also has gated parking.
Clifford Lowell Martin III and Maribel Alanis, both of Real Broker LLC, were the listing agents.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 1, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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