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Puyallup Neighborhood

Puyallup is located about 30 miles south of Seattle and 5 miles east of Tacoma. Named for a nearby native American tribe, the city's name confounds outsiders (pronounce it "p-you-al-up"). The city of Puyallup has over 30,000 residents, and is a mix of suburban and rural. Much of the downtown shopping core in Puyallup is a quaint historic district. The state's largest annual fair takes place in Puyallup every summer, and the Puyallup fairgrounds are a significant part of the landscape year round, hosting other entertainment events throughout the year.

Puyallup has a population of 39,274, the median age is 38.5, the percentage of Families w/ Kids under 18 is 46%, and it's part of Pierce County. For Puyallup Housing, the Median home value is $258,800, the Median rent price is $1,081 (14% higher than the US average), and the homeownership is 53%. Puyallup's livability score is 71/100 (considered excellent). It ranked #203 city in Washington. Puyallup's Cost of Living is 1% higher than Washington's. For Puyallup Employment, the Median household income is $64,342 (16% higher than the US average), the Income per capita is $32,885 (10% higher than the US average), and the Unemployment rate is 5% (2% lower than the US average). And the top-rated schools in Puyallup are Fruitland Elementary School (KG-6), Ridgecrest Elementary School (KG-6), Shaw Road Elementary School (KG-6), Edgerton Elementary School (PK-6), Puyallup High School (10-12), Kalles Junior High (7-9), Maplewood Elementary School (PK-6), and Woodland Elementary School (KG-6). 

Puyallup is known for its berries and flowers. Farms that produce berries are Linbo Blueberry Farm (1201 S Fruitland), Sidhu's Farm (14734-14926 96th St E), Picha Farms (6502 52nd St E), Ken M Spooner Farms Inc (9710 WA-162), Sterino Farms (6006 52nd St E), Four Elements Farm (14308 Military Rd E), and Duris Cucumber Farm (6012 44th St E). Van Lierop Park in 7999-7529 134th Ave E is available for residents and visitors to enjoy walking with the beautiful views of wildflowers and Mt Rainier. Events in Puyallup that can pay tribute to the city's agricultural past are Puyallup Farmers Market (April to October), Daffodil Festival (April), and Washington State Fair (September).

Puyallup offers recreational areas for residents to enjoy fishing, picnicking, walking, playing games, and other outdoor activities. One of the parks you will find in Puyallup is Bradley Lake Park at 531 31st Ave SE. It has a lake for fishing, trails for walking, green fields for picnics, and a playground for kids. The other two most visited parks in Puyallup are Wildwood Park at 1101 23rd Ave SE and Pioneer Park at 300 S Meridian. 

Puyallup offers a variety of shopping and dining opportunities, including the shopping mall of South Hill Mall in 3500 S Meridian, Village Fair Shopping Center in S Meridian, South Hill Center in 4102 S Meridian, and Valley Plaza in 1417 E Main Ave. Puyallup is also known for its antique stores. Antique stores in the city are Pioneer Antique Mall in 113 S Meridian, Her Shabby Chateau in 114 W Meeker, 3rd Street Antiques in 201 3rd St SE, Victoria Sells Antiques in 125 S Meridian #5917, and much more. To see all new condo listings in Puyallup, visit SeattleCondo.com.