Summer’s Last Call at Port Gardner Landing — And Why Everett’s Waterfront Keeps Winning People Over

Summer’s Last Call at Port Gardner Landing — And Why Everett’s Waterfront Keeps Winning People Over

There’s a certain magic to a summer evening at Port Gardner Landing, and this Thursday, August 27, marks the last chance to catch it this season. Music at the Marina wraps up its 2026 run with a free concert from Queen Mother, playing 6:30-8:30 PM right on the water. It’s been a great summer of live music down at the marina, and if you haven’t made it to a show yet, this is the one not to miss — pack a blanket, grab dinner from one of the nearby waterfront restaurants, and watch the sun go down over the harbor.

It’s evenings like this that make it easy to understand why so many buyers are drawn to North Everett real estate. There’s something different about a neighborhood where a world-class summer concert series, a working marina, and sweeping Puget Sound views are all part of everyday life — not a special occasion, just a Thursday.

A Shifting Market Worth Watching

If you’ve been sitting on the sidelines, now is a good time to pay attention. The broader Snohomish County real estate market has softened somewhat over the past year, giving buyers more negotiating room than we’ve seen in some time, with signs pointing toward stabilization and modest price gains heading into 2026. Translation: this is shaping up to be a more balanced window for buyers than we’ve had in years — especially heading into fall.

Catch the Show, Then Come Talk to Us

Whether you’re already dreaming about mornings at the marina or just curious what’s currently available near the waterfront, we’d love to help. Stop by Thursday’s concert, then reach out — we’re happy to walk you through current listings or schedule a private tour of the region.

Ready to see what’s available? Contact our team today to schedule a tour or browse the best of current Everett listings.