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Bonney Lake listed as best place to buy a home

Bonney Lake is among the ten best cities to own a home in Washington state, according to NerdWallet, a consumer advocacy website.

By Courier-Herald Staff • March 6, 2014 12:58 pm

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Bonney Lake is among the ten best cities to own a home in Washington state, according to NerdWallet, a consumer advocacy website.

Visit the NerdWallet website to read the entire list and more about why Bonney Lake was chosen.

Tags: Bonney Lake-Sumner Courier-Herald

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