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IndustrialLynnwood, WA

18410 63RD AVE, Lynnwood, WA

5,066 SF Industrial property in Lynnwood, WA, Snohomish County, built 2021. 8 broadband providers with fiber.

For logistics, the site sits near I- 5, served by BNSF (Class I) rail on the SCENIC line, and about 4 mi from the nearest port. The surrounding trade area shows roughly 111,792 residents within three miles, a median household income near $76,987, and about 73,037 industrial jobs county-wide. Lynnwood, WA: the parcel is nmtc lic.

Building SF
5,066 SF
Year Built
2021
Class
Industrial
County
Snohomish County, WA
SpanVor Score
83

Location & Infrastructure

Broadband
8 providers · Fiber
Gas pipeline
2.2 mi · Northwest Pipeline
County jobs
299,337
Avg weekly wage
$1,621
Unemployment
5.1%
Seismic risk
Very High
Wildfire
Non-burnable
Foreign-Trade Zone
12 mi to nearest
Incentive zone
NMTC

Logistics & Transportation

Nearest highway
I- 5
Rail service
BNSF · Class I · SCENIC
Nearest port
4 mi
Adjacent road
major_collector
Traffic (AADT)
1,285 · 0% trucks
Freight tonnage
1,351,570 annual

Zoning & Site

Nearest substation
0.4 mi
Transmission line
0.2 mi

Local Market

Population (3 mi)
111,792
Median income (3 mi)
$76,987
Industrial jobs (county)
73,037
County recordPermit recordLand recordStandardized

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