A Fresh New Day

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It’s a neighborhood with a fresh take on life. Picture living where it’s easier to walk than to take a car. Imagine how much fun to stroll over to meet friends at Starbucks or to pick up some goodies at Target. It’s all right here, from the bank to the grocery. All a short walk from your new home. How refreshing!

Fresh Friendships

Harbor Crossing is designed like neighborhoods used to be. Front porches and wide sidewalks encourage friendships. Timeless architecture and imaginative floor plans make each day more fun. Quiet streets and pocket parks create an atmosphere of relaxation. It’s such a great place to come home to.

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A Fresh Take on Yesterday

Gig Harbor was named during the U.S. Exploring Expedition commanded by Captain Charles Wilkes in 1841. During a storm, several longboats and the Captain's “gig” – a light boat reserved for a captain – sought shelter in the bay. Later, Captain Wilkes named the haven that sheltered them “Gig Harbor.”

Twenty-six years later, Sam Jerisich became one of the first white settlers in the community soon followed by immigrants of Norway, Croatia, and Sweden. Living side by side with the Native American people, the immigrants built flourishing seaside industries like commercial fishing and boat building, creating a rich, vibrant lifestyle centered around the sparkling waters that continues today.