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Spokane, WA Real Estate Market Overview

The inventory of homes for sale in Spokane, WA between September 2024 and October 2024 increased by 10.4%. While the average time on the market in October 2024 was 31 days, the median list price was $399,972. While more than 94 listings in Spokane, WA in October 2024 were sold above asking price, there were more than 91 listings sold at asking price, and more than 118 were sold below.

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Living In Spokane, WA

What is it like to live in Spokane, Washington?

Spokane, Washington offers a suburban feel and the rugged outdoors. Downtown Spokane is full of vibrant spots to visit, including a mix of chain and indie boutiques, clubs and pubs. For those wanting to see what the outdoors has to offer, visit the Spokane Falls, Riverside State park or the Riverfront Park. Spokane is located in Spokane County, Washington. There are roughly 204,166 residents, living in 85,487 households. The average temperature for Spokane this time of the year is low of 30F and high of 44F. On average, Spokane gets about 2.35 inches of precipitation in November. Most residents are home owners (56%), have a post secondary degree (59%) and are single, no kids (50%).

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What type of housing is available in Spokane, Washington?

Spokane's housing market showcases a diverse array of options, with single-family homes being a significant presence, reflecting a mix of architectural styles from craftsman to contemporary. The market is also home to a variety of apartments and townhouses, accommodating a range of preferences and needs. The majority of the housing stock dates back to the late 20th century, with a notable amount of development occurring in the past few decades. The homeownership rate in Spokane is robust, with a substantial portion of residents owning their homes.

What are the advantages of living in Spokane, Washington?

Spokane prides itself on a vibrant community spirit, underscored by events such as the Lilac Festival and Hoopfest, which reflect the city's love for tradition and sports. The city's character is further defined by its scenic parks and the Spokane River running through it, offering residents a blend of urban amenities and natural beauty. The community's ambiance is one of a mid-sized city with a small-town feel, where neighbors often know each other and local businesses thrive.

Are things conveniently located in Spokane, Washington?

The community is served by a comprehensive educational system, including numerous public and private schools, catering to a range of educational needs. Healthcare is well-supported with several hospitals and clinics providing a spectrum of services from primary care to specialized treatments. Spokane's public library system is extensive, offering resources and programs for all ages. Retail and dining options are plentiful, with an emphasis on local cuisine and goods that mirror the city's culture. Initiatives to enhance services are ongoing, adapting to the evolving needs of Spokane's diverse population.

What does the transportation in Spokane, Washington look like?

Spokane's transportation infrastructure includes a network of buses that serve the city and its suburbs, with varying schedules to accommodate commuters and residents. While specific ride-sharing services are available, the city also promotes walkability, particularly in the downtown area and near the university district. The city is connected by a series of roads and highways, with ongoing projects aimed at improving traffic flow and accessibility. Bike paths and lanes are also part of Spokane's commitment to sustainable and alternative modes of transportation.

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Schools Near Spokane, WA

Elementary Schools

Ridgeview Elementary School
5610 N Maple St
Public District KG-5
Prairie View Elementary School
2606 W Johannsen Rd
Public District KG-5
Longfellow Elementary School
800 E Providence Ave
Public District PK-5

Middle Schools

Spokane Garry Middle School
725 E Joseph Ave
Public District 6-8
Westwood Middle School
6120 S Abbott Rd
Public District 6-8
Sacajawea Middle School
401 E 33rd Ave
Public District 6-8

High Schools

Shadle Park High School
4327 N Ash St
Public District 9-12
Bryant Center
910 N Ash St
Public District PK-12
The Community School
1025 W Spofford Ave
Public District 9-12

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