Pasco · Franklin County
West Pasco & the Road 68 Corridor
Pasco's established suburban west side, built out along the Road 68 corridor with a mix of production and custom homes.
- 1990s+
- Primary build era
- Road 68
- Main corridor
West Pasco is the city's established suburban side, developed largely along the Road 68 corridor from the 1990s onward. It offers a mix of production-built subdivisions and custom homes on larger parcels, with spacious lots and mature landscaping in the earlier-built portions.
Drive Road 68 at the hour you would actually be driving it.
Road 68 itself is the corridor's defining practical feature, in both directions. It concentrates the area's retail, grocery, and services, and it has also become the region's reference case for growth outpacing road capacity. Congestion there is specifically what the City of Pasco cites when designing infrastructure for Broadmoor. Buyers who commute across the corridor at peak hours should drive it at the hour they would actually be driving it.
Housing Stock
- Primarily 1990s-2010s suburban development
- Mix of production-built subdivisions and custom homes
- Generally spacious lots, with mature landscaping in earlier-built sections
Getting Around
- Road 68 is the primary north-south corridor, with Interstate 182 access
- Peak-hour congestion on Road 68 is a known and well-documented local condition
- Roughly 12 miles to Richland
Parks & Amenities
- Concentrated retail, grocery, and dining along the Road 68 corridor
- City parks throughout the area
School District
Listed for reference only. Attendance boundaries change and can differ street to street, so confirm the assigned schools for any specific address directly with the district.
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