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In The News

Forest Reserve properties have been celebrated in the news as unique Washington State Real Estate. Combining homes and land in a land development geared toward forestation appeals to many. Whether you're interested in sustainable forestry and forest management, starting a tree farm, retirement communities or real estate investments, these communities offer something for almost everyone.

Read what newspapers and other media are saying about our Forest Reserve Communities:

The Daily News (Longview)

The Daily World (Aberdeen)

  • A Forest For Your Own?–  July 13, 2007
    "If you've always wanted to live or work in the woods, Weyerhaeuser has an opportunity for you…"

The Herald (Everett)

  • Landscaping Provided–  May 23, 2004
    "Imagine your own little piece of the woods. Weyerhaeuser's McKenna Forest Reserve is perfect for those who want to own a campsite or build a home in their own 20-acre forest."

KOMO 4 News

  • Weyerhaeuser to Experiment with "In-Forest" Living–  November 19, 2004
    "This is beautiful, this is beautiful. The forest reserve promotes a lifestyle. We've got a network of trails that people can walk, ride their bikes, mountain bikes, horses…"

New York Times

  • Living in the Trees, and Raising a Few to Boot–  September 24, 2005
    "…the couple bought a 20-acre mini-tree farm… from the Weyerhaeuser Company, the timber company based in Federal Way, Washington"

The Oregonian

  • Conservationists Vie with Developers to Snatch Up Forests for Sale–  December 26, 2006
    "People are looking for an investment. They're looking for a lifestyle."

Tacoma News Tribune

  • Wide Open Spaces–  December 2, 2004
    "Weyerhaeuser's goal as it establishes its forest reserves is to preserve the natural setting."
  • Back to Nature in a Big Way– November 26, 2004
    "The forest products company is turning one of its tree farms into 20-acre residential properties targeted at buyers who want a rustic experience."
  • A Place Thoreau Would Love–  April 30 2004
    "Weyerhaeuser sells old land for homes, but keeps it natural."

Seattle Post-Intelligencer

  • More 'Mini Tree Farms' for Sale–  November 22, 2003
    "Do you dream of living among towering trees, far from neighbors, near hiking trails and gurgling creeks?"

Seattle Times

  • Conservationists Vie with Developers to Snatch Up Forests for Sale–  January 14, 2007
    "People are looking for an investment. They're looking for a lifestyle."
  • Weyerhaeuser to Sell Tree Farm Plots for Homes–  November 20, 2004
    "The forest products company is turning one of its tree farms into 20-acre residential properties targeted at buyers who want a rustic experience."
  • Weyerhaeuser Blends Homes & Harvest–  November 22, 2003
    "Weyerhaeuser is selling 4,400 acres of a tree farm in Pierce County in 20-acre tracts that owners can build homes on — and reap the profit from logging some trees in the future."

USA Today

  • An Intriguing New Development in the Forest–  December 23, 2005
    "Where else do you get a gated community and forest land still fairly close to the city?"

The Wall Street Journal

  • Homes for Sale: Wooded Lots, Great Views, Logging Optional–  June 16, 2004
    "There are financial incentives for buyers. Annual property taxes are… (low)… because of its forestland designation."