Richland · Benton County
Queensgate
South Richland's retail and commercial core, with residential development expanding around it and road work underway toward Badger Mountain.
- Retail core
- South Richland
- I-182
- At the north end
Queensgate is primarily south Richland's commercial and retail center, and its residential story is largely about proximity. For buyers who want shopping, dining, and services within a short drive rather than across the city, the Queensgate corridor is the reference point the rest of south Richland is measured against.
Road work changes access and traffic while it is underway, which is worth raising before an offer nearby.
The area is actively changing, and the record now shows how far along it is. The Terraces at Queensgate Phase 1 was recorded with the city on May 2, 2025, carrying 108 lots. Queensgate Drive is being extended at Keene Road as part of that development, with a planned roundabout ultimately intended to connect the road to the south side of Badger Mountain. Road projects of this kind change traffic patterns and access while underway, which is a fair thing to raise with a buyer considering a nearby home.
Housing Stock
- Residential development surrounding and expanding around the commercial corridor
- The Terraces at Queensgate Phase 1 recorded May 2025 with 108 lots
- Multifamily and single-family both present in the broader corridor
Getting Around
- Queensgate Drive and Keene Road are the primary corridors
- Queensgate Drive extension and a planned roundabout are intended to connect toward south Badger Mountain
- Interstate 182 access on the corridor's north end
Parks & Amenities
- Concentrated south Richland retail, grocery, dining, and services
- Proximity to Badger Mountain Centennial Preserve trailheads
School District
Listed for reference only. Attendance boundaries change and can differ street to street, so confirm the assigned schools for any specific address directly with the district.
Thinking about Queensgate?
I’d rather tell you what a place is actually like to buy in than talk you into it. Ask me anything: what’s coming, what to inspect, what it tends to cost.
Area information is gathered from public sources and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Development plans, construction timelines, zoning, utilities and district boundaries change, so verify anything you intend to rely on. Nothing here is a representation about the people who live in an area. All real estate offered is subject to the federal Fair Housing Act and the Washington Law Against Discrimination. Equal Housing Opportunity.