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Image

East Vancouver • Clark County, WA

Includes Landover-Sharmel, Image, and North Image

The Image area comprises of Image, North Image, and Landover-Sharmel. Image was developed starting in the 70s when this part of town was still rural agricultural/pasture land. When the neighborhood association was formed, it was the biggest neighborhood at the time with nearly 8,000 residents until it was split into Image and North Image in the early 2000s. This neighborhood has every types of housing from manufacture parks to apartments to multifamily but the majority of homes are single family ranch on large lots. There are plenty of mature trees and wide streets but not every streets have sidewalks.

Landover-Sharmel is especially beautiful with even more trees lining the streets, giving the neighborhood a wonderful shade canopy. The west side of Landover was more recently developed into high density housing once the owners of Joe’s Farm started selling their land to developers.

Real Estate Stats

$442K Average Price
$450K Median Price
$307 Avg / Sq Ft

Based on recent recorded home sales. Source: Clark County public records. Outliers excluded. Updated October 2026.

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Neighborhood Gems

Tola Angkor

Tola Angkor

A small friendly Asian market that serves pantry stables and fresh Asian produce. Stop by on the weekends for authentic Lao/Cambodian/Thai takeout that you won't find in any restaurants!

Evergreen Outpost

Everything here is great. Sushi Ninja serves fresh fish and has one of the best lunch specials. Taps Growler house has a great tap list and friendly vibes. Or you can visit the secret Lost Lounge for something more fancy. Horizon Vet Care is also highly rated by people and dogs!

OutRaged Rage Room

Let loose and try something totally different at OutRaged Rage Room! Grab some friends, suit up in protective gear, and safely smash breakable items in a private rage room—or get creative in the black-light paint-throwing room. It’s a fun, high-energy way to celebrate a birthday, enjoy a unique date night, or simply shake off a stressful week. Whether you’re smashing or splattering, you’re sure to leave with a memorable experience!

Nikkei Park

Nikkei Park

Take the kids on a prehistoric adventure and visit Nikkei Park! This 5-acre neighborhood park, affectionately known as “Dinosaur Park,” features dinosaur-themed play equipment, a fossil-digging sand area, paved walking trails, open lawn, picnic spaces, and a half-court basketball area. Opened in 2021, the park also honors the Japanese American truck farmers who helped shape Vancouver’s agricultural history before being forcibly incarcerated during WWII. It’s a fun, welcoming place to play, explore, and connect with the community!

Gastronome European Grocery and Deli

Gastronome European Grocery and Deli

Take a little trip through Europe at Gastronome. This neighborhood market is filled with Eastern European and Slavic specialties, from imported cheeses, deli meats, and dumplings to breads, pastries, sweets, and pantry staples. There’s also a cozy café inside, making it a fun stop to browse, grab a coffee, and discover something new.

Fate & Fury Games

Fate & Fury Games

Find your next game night at Fate & Fury Games. This East Vancouver gaming hub brings together Warhammer, Dungeons & Dragons, Magic: The Gathering, and plenty of tabletop adventures under one roof. With dedicated play spaces, regular events, pub-style food, and drinks, it’s an easy place to meet fellow gamers, settle in, and stay for a few rounds.

Living Here: Pros & Cons

What's Great

  • Established, quiet residential streets with mature trees and well-kept homes across a range of eras and price points.
  • Genuinely central — quick access to I-205, the SR-500 expressway, Vancouver Mall and the Mill Plain shopping corridor.
  • The Burnt Bridge Creek greenway and its trails sit close by to the west for walking, biking and wildlife.
  • Image Elementary and other Evergreen Public Schools options are right in the neighborhood.

Honest Trade-offs

  • Busy arterials like NE 112th Avenue and Fourth Plain border the area, so some pockets sit closer to traffic than others.
  • This is a settled residential area without a walkable downtown of its own — errands and dining mean a short drive to nearby shopping.
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