Real estate experts say that the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating a growing trend of out-of-area buyers and remote workers moving to Spokane in search of a better quality of life and affordable housing.
Read MoreSpokane, WA ranked as the 49th best place to live in the U.S. according to Livability’s 2020 rankings.
Read MoreA new Zillow analysis shows mid-sized cities like Spokane, WA are now leading the country as the top markets poised for growth.
Read MoreThe Spokane Public Facilities District (SPFD) unanimously name the Spokane Sportsplex The Podium. SPFD hopes that The Podium conjures images of competitive spirit and creates an athletic brand.
Read MoreThe downtown Spokane park, built for the 1974 World's Fair, is gaining national attention.
Read MoreInteractive play area to offer fun and education through its historical inspiration.
Read MoreRicky Webster is turning the negative of the coronavirus pandemic into a positive: The Spokane chef and culinary specialist is on track to open Rind and Wheat, his specialty cheese shop and bakery, in Selkirk Development's Dormitory Building located on the edge of historic Browne’s Addition and West Downtown.
Read MoreIt's as if this Forbes Real Estate writer knows Selkirk and exactly what we are skilled at bringing to our community. So many of our plans involve larger, open spaces, boutique buildings, and private roof decks.
Read MoreWe will...make music; create art; cheers beers; roast coffee together; support local shops; play, gather, and complete on the street; parade; and share good news... again. Selkirk Development continues our diligence in building a safe and strong Spokane.
Read MoreSharing a courtyard with Selkirk's Papillon Towers, the Spokane Sportsplex is currently under construction and will offer so much to the City. This is just one reason we love Spokane! Click to see why.
Read MoreWhen the gears of the economy grind to the halt, the federal government pours on the oil. Locally, let's use the same prescription. Invest in permanent improvements now, we have lower construction costs and will boost the local economy.
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