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Clarion Acquires 137-Unit Luxury Community in Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash. — Clarion Partners has acquired The Grand at Spokane, a 137-unit luxury senior living community located in Spokane. Delivered in 2024 by developer NexCore Group, the property features independent living, assisted living and memory care. Stellar Senior Living, the in-place operator, will continue to manage the community...
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Spokane City Council invests $3.3M in unified emergency response system
SPOKANE, Wash. — The Spokane City Council signed off on several major items Monday, impacting emergency response and housing. It was a busy night at the Spokane City Council. City leaders approved a series of decisions aimed at long-term growth and public safety. Their biggest investment? A new, unified...
FOX 28 Spokane
Spokane considers unique peanut-shaped roundabout for growing Moran Prairie neighborhood
SPOKANE — The City of Spokane is planning on building a unique roundabout in the Moran Prairie neighborhood as more housing developments take root along the Palouse Highway. The roundabout would be at the intersection of the Palouse Highway and Freya, but it would need to accommodate 51st Avenue too. The city is proposing a peanut-shaped traffic circle to be built at the intersection.
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Kidder Mathews Arranges Sale of 21-Unit River Court Apartments in Spokane Washington
River Court Apartments, a 21-unit complex in Spokane, Washington, has sold for $2,325,000. Kidder Mathews Vice President Max Frame of The Simon | Anderson Multifamily Team, based at the firm’s Seattle headquarters, represented the seller. Located at 3001 E. Upriver Drive along the Spokane River in the desirable Minnehaha...
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New South Hill development plans for apartments and shopping near South Hill Sports Complex
SPOKANE, Wash.– The Signal Park apartments and shopping center is expected to be built over the next 18 months and developers said it will include 153 units of housing in total. It will be just across the street from the South Hill Target. It’s still working with retailers and...
The Center Square
Spokane sees drop in people entering homeless system, council says at what costs
(The Center Square) - Spokane leaders attributed an 11% decrease in the number of people accessing city-funded homelessness services last year to programs that their dataset didn’t measure. According to the 2025 Longitudinal Systems Analysis, 6,430 people accessed city-funded services from October 2024 to September 2025, down from 7,221 the year before. The LSA is an annual report that cities submit to the federal government to gauge service utilization and what is working for the region. Housing and Human Services Director Dawn Kinder says she believes the main reason the number of people accessing services fell is the expansion of homelessness and eviction-prevention investments. However, the report specifically states that it does not include data on street outreach, coordinated entry, homeless prevention and diversion or the city’s housing navigation center. It primarily examined data for emergency shelters, transitional housing, rapid rehousing and permanent supportive housing projects. “The primary driver behind the decline in people entering the homeless system is the progress made through expanded homelessness and eviction prevention efforts,” Kinder wrote in a news release after briefing the city council on the 2025 LSA. “We’ve focused on connecting people with the right support at the right time, which has resulted
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Spokane area rides an economic upswing
SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane is having a moment. The generally sleepy economy of the state’s second-largest city is getting a shakeup, thanks to surging employment and incomes. The U.S. Senate got into the action in January, approving up to $70 million in federal funds to boost the aerospace...
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Washington State Standard
Spokane area rides an economic upswing
SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane is having a moment. The generally sleepy economy of the state’s second-largest city is getting a shakeup, thanks to surging employment and incomes. The U.S. Senate got into the action in January, approving up to $70 million in federal funds to boost the aerospace industry here. This money would go to […]
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Saving Spokane: The Future of Homelessness
SPOKANE, Wash. — As Spokane's only Navigation Center shuts its doors on February 26, one man pulls three shopping carts toward Sunset Boulevard. The makeshift caravan, teetering on toppling. Behind him, a woman with her sleeping bag unrolled on the sidewalk, shouts obscenities, as a person in a dark...