Spokane’s Housing Market Isn’t Crashing—But Something’s Definitely Shifting

  A Subtle Shift That Buyers and Sellers Need to Watch There’s no crash happening in Spokane’s housing market. Prices aren’t plunging like in parts of Texas or Florida. But a quiet shift is underway—one that could reshape how both buyers and sellers need to operate. It’s not the kind of change that

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Spokane’s Parking Tax Debate: Housing Solution or Economic Gamble?

  A Plan That’s Stirring the Pot Spokane’s City Council is proposing a bold move: a new 12% tax on commercial parking lots. Their goal? Transform underused surface lots into much-needed housing. City leaders say this is part of a long-term plan to revitalize downtown and ease the housing crisis—but

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Spokane’s Downtown Reset: Will This Be the Turning Point?

  A City of Contrasts Downtown Spokane has always walked a fine line between charm and frustration. On one block, you’re admiring a beautifully restored building and sipping coffee on First Avenue. Two blocks later, you’re dodging trash and wondering what happened. For longtime locals, that whiplash

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