Refuge at Mae Valley
A worker puts the roof on a new home in the Refuge at Mae Valley on Tuesday. The development is one of many springing up where not so long ago there was only sagebrush and dust.
Joel Martin/Columbia Basin Herald
The driveway sets outside a nearly-finished home at the Refuge at Mae Valley. The development began in September 2022 and already nearly half the homes are sold.
A foundation waits for a house to be built on it on Wood Court in the Refuge at Mae Valley development on the west end of Moses Lake.
MOSES LAKE — There was a time not so long ago when Mae Valley west of Moses Lake was fairly wide open, with not much more than a golf course and Blue Heron Park, then called the Moses Lake State Park and a few streets of small houses.
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