GREENSTONE DOESN’T JUST BUILD HOMES - WE CREATE COMMUNITIES.
As a local builder, we take pride in designing neighborhoods that reflect the traditions and lifestyle of the region we call home. From tree-lined streets and welcoming front porches to nearby parks, farmers markets, and local shops, every detail is thoughtfully designed to bring people together. Connected sidewalks and pathways make it easy to enjoy the neighborhood and all it has to offer. With a variety of housing options for every stage of life, Greenstone builds places that enrich your lifestyle—inside your home and beyond your front door.
40+ YEARS IN BUSINESS
55+ LOCAL BUSINESSES IN OUR COMMUNITIES
20+ COMMUNITIES DEVELOPED
20K TREES PLANTED
100 MILES OF TRAILS
6K HOMES BUILT
250 ACRES OF OPEN SPACE
SPOKANE welcome to
Spokane brings together everything you hope to find in a Pacific Northwest hometown. Breathtaking natural beauty, a thriving local food and beverage scene, vibrant nightlife, and family-friendly recreation. All this comes together in a mid-sized city that feels both dynamic and inviting.
Spokane, Sp’q’n’i in Salish, means “Children of the Sun.” The region has a rich Native American history and cultural presence. The Spokane Tribe of Indians gathered for generations at the Spokane Falls, hosting large fishing celebrations during the Chinook salmon runs. The Spokane, Kalispel, Colville and Coeur d’Alene Tribes have cared for and protected these lands for thousands of years, and they continually contribute to the community in significant ways.
Spokane later became a western boomtown, then a vital railroad hub, and eventually emerged as the cultural heart of the Inland Northwest. It remains the smallest city ever to host a World’s Fair, just one of many milestones that shape its story. Each chapter has added depth and layers of history, culture, and pride that continue to define Spokane today. Those qualities now fuel a place where warmth, kindness, and community meet ambition, creativity, and forward thinking.
Come to Spokane, and you’ll feel welcomed, surprised, and inspired by what you discover. It’s not quite like anywhere else, and that’s exactly why more people are choosing to call this corner of Washington State home.
SPOKANE CAN’T WAIT TO WELCOME YOU!
REGION THE
The Inland Northwest is a region encompassing Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho that extends across 80,000 square miles and is home to over two million residents.
Spokane County has a total area of 1,781 square miles, bordered on the west by the Columbia Basin, and on the east, the foothills of the Rockies – the Coeur d’Alene mountains. The county serves as a hub for business, retail, medical, and financial services, and as of 2024, has an estimated population of 554,000. The Idaho border is just 18 miles east of Spokane, and the Interstate 90 corridor from Spokane to Coeur d’Alene creates a thriving pathway of business, residence, and recreation across the two states. The Spokane, WA - Coeur d’Alene, ID combined statistical area has an estimated population of 790,000.
The area is a diverse and productive agricultural region known for rolling hills of farmland. With several major rivers, 70+ lakes within a 50-mile radius, 5 major ski and snowboard areas within 90 minutes of downtown Spokane, 25+ golf courses, and over 128 parks in Spokane County alone, it is an outdoor recreation paradise.
View from Mount Spokane
CITIES THE
SPOKANE
The City of Spokane is the second-largest city in Washington State, with an estimated population of 230,000 as of 2025.
At the center of Spokane is Riverfront Park, 100 acres of beauty surrounding the Spokane River, making downtown a perfect nature meets urban experience. Travel in any direction, and within minutes, you’ll find yourself in a unique district, each with a distinctive feel.
Spokane is home to beautiful architecture, thriving arts, culture, and entertainment districts, and an incredible food, coffee, craft brew, and winery scene. It also boasts an abundant network of neighborhood and state parks, unparalleled for a mid-size city.
my.spokanecity.org
LIBERTY LAKE
The City of Liberty Lake is near the Idaho border and is known for its beauty, family-friendly atmosphere, and strong community spirit.
With a population of about 13,000, it offers abundant parks, trails, and recreational opportunities, including access to Liberty Lake and Mica Peak. Residents enjoy a blend of outdoor recreation, community events, and convenient access to larger urban centers.
libertylakewa.gov
SPOKANE VALLEY
The City of Spokane Valley is a sprawling community with approximately 111,000 residents. It has quality neighborhoods, great schools, a robust retail center, scenic parks and trails, and many recreation access points to the Spokane River.
spokanevalleywa.gov
Post Street looking south Downtown Spokane
Hilltop view of Liberty Lake
Dishman Hills overlooking Spokane Valley
WEST PLAINS
West of downtown Spokane, you will find one of the fastest growing areas of our region, the West Plains, which encompasses three small cities: Airway Heights, Cheney, and Medical Lake.
Airway Heights is 10 minutes from Spokane and home to Spokane County’s two largest employers — Fairchild Air Force Base and Amazon. Also located here is the Spokane International Airport, a growing retail and manufacturing hub community, as well as two popular entertainment venues, Northern Quest Resort & Casino and Spokane Tribe Resort & Casino. cawh.org
Cheney is home to Eastern Washington University (Go Eagles!) and is 17 miles southwest of Spokane. It features the beautiful Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge, two districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and an annual PRCA-sanctioned rodeo. cityofcheney.org
Medical Lake is a community 15 miles southwest of Spokane that offers quaint shops, local restaurants, and small-town living with easy access to all of Spokane. medical-lake.org
You can find more information about the West Plains at westplainschamber.org.
Welcome to Eagle Country! Eastern Washington University is committed to enhancing the region’s growth and vitality by meeting current and future workforce needs. We do this by partnering with the region’s business and nonprofit communities to align our academic offerings with employer demands. #GoEags ewu.edu Learn more
Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge
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DOWNTOWN
Spokane’s downtown area hugs both sides of the Spokane River and Riverfront Park.
You’ll find urban living options, restaurants, coffee shops, breweries, wineries, theaters, galleries, and parks. River Park Square and a variety of shopping options are all within a walkable area. A skywalk system connects many office buildings and stores, so rain or shine, getting around is climatecontrolled. Spokane Transit’s all-electric City Line and bus service network will conveniently take you to any district in the city from downtown.
downtownspokane.org
BROWNE’S ADDITION
Browne’s Addition is Spokane’s oldest residential neighborhood, featuring a mix of historic mansions alongside restored and modern apartments and condos.
Nestled in the district, you’ll find the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture, Campbell House, several popular eateries and pubs, and Coeur d’Alene Park which is host to a seasonal farmers market and other community events.
UNIVERSITY DISTRICT
Spokane’s University District is a vibrant, fast-growing area just east of downtown. As a hub for education, health sciences, and research, it plays a major role in shaping the city’s future economy and identity. With five major universities, two medical school programs, two top-notch community colleges, a nationally recognized smart city testbed, and a burgeoning life sciences ecosystem, this is an idea-generating and innovation-focused community to its core.
spokaneudistrict.org
It only takes 15 minutes to get from Browne’s Addition to the University District on the City Line, with frequent stops 7 days a week. Learn more at spokanetransit.com/cityline/
KENDALL YARDS
On the north bank of the Spokane River is downtown’s newest urban district, Kendall Yards. The unique neighborhood offers a mix of homes and apartments, diverse businesses, local restaurants and wineries, and gorgeous views.
Kendall Yards Night Market is one of Spokane’s most popular seasonal events and takes place Wednesday evenings, May through September. The Centennial Trail connects through the district, offering easy pedestrian and cycling access to Riverfront Park, downtown, and Riverside State Park.
kendallyards.com
The Elk Pacific Ave. Browne’s Addition
Downtown Spokane Riverside Avenue
Gonzaga Campus University District
Summit Parkway Kendall Yards
NORTH MONROE
Head north from Kendall Yards and you’ll quickly be in North Monroe where you’ll find fabulous antique and vintage shopping, great restaurants, and an eclectic mix of other local businesses. The surrounding neighborhoods are filled with homes that exude historic charm.
meetonmonroe.com
GARLAND
The Garland District is a unique blend of establishments, including retail shops and eateries. It is also home to Spokane’s longest operating, independently owned movie house, The Garland Theater. The businesses along Garland Ave are surrounded by a charming neighborhood filled with classic Craftsman homes. garlanddistrict.com
HISTORIC HILLYARD
Aged to perfection, this district is on the Spokane and National Historic Registers and is Spokane’s first official Washington State Creative District. The working-class neighborhood was built around the rails in the 1800s, making for cool architecture now filled with pubs, shops, arts and entertainment. The newly opened Children of the Sun Bike trail and Beacon Hill recreation areas make for family-fun and outdoor exploration. hillyardspokane.org
THE NORTH SIDE
The North Side encompasses a vast area spanning from Garland to the north end of Mead, extending east and west to the edge of Spokane city lines. You will find dense shopping and business districts as well as charming neighborhoods both historic and modern. Indian Trail, Shadle, Wandermere, and Five-Mile are just a few communities within this space featuring beautiful parks and welcoming businesses.
Hillyard
Garland Theater
North Monroe Mural
Looking north over Kendall Yards
SPRAGUE UNION
One of the newest districts to reinvent itself and revitalize historic spaces, Sprague Union is connected to the University District by the pedestrian Gateway Bridge, and just a five-minute drive from downtown. You’ll find a continually growing variety of retail stores, galleries, eateries, and brewpubs. Frequent seasonal community events make it a go-to for residents and visitors.
spragueuniondistrict.com
SOUTH PERRY
South Perry is part of The South Hill, but has emerged as a distinct district. With unique shops, a food & drink scene, and a neighborhood park compacted into a few city blocks, its amenities are walkable from the nearby residential neighborhood. From May through September, it hosts the Perry Street Thursday Market, a local farmers market favorite. southperry.org
THE SOUTH HILL
The South Hill begins just south of downtown and continues to the Moran Prairie, where you can connect onto the Palouse Highway, an alternate route to Idaho. Homes cover the gamut of architectural styles, reflecting the city’s growth through the decades and trends of the times. Manito, Cannon Hill, Comstock, Cliff, Liberty, Lincoln, and Ben Burr parks are located here, creating a mecca for outdoor family activities. South Hill residents enjoy easy access to shopping and dining, ranging from locally owned shops and eateries to chain restaurants and national retailers.
Shops along South Perry
Manito Park South Hill East Sprague Avenue
Manito neighborhood South Hill
LIBRARIES
Seven modern and updated Spokane Public Library locations in neighborhoods across the city provide access to free books, movies, music, play spaces, events, computers, meeting rooms, and much more.
AQUATIC FACILITIES
City of Spokane provides many free splash pads and six affordable pools in city parks during the summer. Spokane County operates Northside and Southside Aquatic Centers, with slides and lazy rivers, movie nights and on-site concessions. Swimming lessons are available as well.
• #1 Ranked Private School in the Spokane Area
• K-12 Independent, Non-Religious, College Preparatory
• Bus Service Across the Greater Spokane Area
• Flexible Financial Aid to Fit Your Budget!
CLICK OR SCAN
CLICK OR SCAN
COUNTY
Central Library Downtown Spokane
CLICK OR SCAN CITY
Photo credit Inside Spokane
SPRING SUMMER WINTER
AND 4 SEASON RECREATION
The Spokane region boasts hundreds of parks, gardens, and trails. From quaint neighborhood green spaces to two of Washington’s largest state parks, the diverse landscapes, and our incredible four seasons make for unlimited family-friendly exploration.
Duncan Gardens Manito Park
Riverside State Park Finch Arboretum
Mount Spokane State Park
BIG CITY MID-SIZED CITY WITH AMENITIES
Spokane feels bigger than it is because it’s a regional center with diverse amenities, a vibrant arts and culture scene, and a downtown that merges urban infrastructure with outdoor access.
Enjoy Best of Broadway, the world-class Spokane Symphony, a thriving live music and comedy scene, a network of art galleries, and the Smithsonianaffiliated Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture.
Those who can’t live without a foodie culture will delight in diverse cuisine options curated by local chefs, coffee roasters, brewmasters, and winemakers.
Major annual events and festivals, such as the Lilac Bloomsday Run and Hoopfest, draw tens of thousands of people to the region. Sports enthusiasts enjoy Spokane Chiefs hockey, Spokane Indians baseball, Spokane Velocity soccer, college teams, and youth and international sporting events hosted in our amazing venues.
Combine all of this with the surrounding communities and charming districts, each offering its own unique ambiance, and you get the feel of a major city—without the price tag or traffic.
arts & culture
Spokane Arts supports arts and culture in the region through grantmaking, programming, advocacy, and professional development. spokanearts.org
Spokane Art School offers classes and events in painting, drawing, sculpture, and more for all skill levels. spokaneartschool.net
Inland Northwest Business Alliance (INBA) aims to develop a prosperous business community by advocating LGBTIA2S+ and Ally business perspectives. inbachamber.org
Inland Northwest Juneteenth Coalition celebrates African American culture and history through events and education. inwjc.org
Latinos En Spokane supports citizen participation, integration, community development, and empowerment of the Latino population in Spokane. latinosenspokane.org
Terrain is a non-profit that believes everyone needs art. Terrain programs include large-scale events, a retail store, a gallery, workshops, and more. terrainspokane.com
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AHANA works to create successful and thriving multi-ethnic and multi-cultural businesses and nonprofits in the Inland Northwest. ahana-meba.org
Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Coalition (AANHPI Coalition) fosters cultural pride, promotes health and wellness, and creates opportunities for artistic expression and cross-cultural understanding. aanhpispokane.org
Carl Maxey Center is a neighborhood cultural center and gathering place, and a community-based organization that provides programs and services focused on addressing the needs of Spokane’s African American/ Black community.
Asians for Collective Liberation (ACL Spokane) centers the power of Asians and Asian Americans to build a just, healthy, and thriving community for all through community building, arts & culture. aclspokane.org
Filipino American Northwest Association (FANA) is committed to building a compassionate and resilient community by addressing food insecurity, promoting health and wellness, and celebrating Filipino arts and culture. filamnw.org
Manzanita House welcomes and equips immigrants with tools, resources, and connections to achieve equity in the Inland Northwest. manzanitahousespokane.org
NAACP Spokane Chapter works to secure the political, educational, social, and economic equity of rights in order to eliminate race-based discrimination and ensure the health and well-being of all persons. naacpspokane.com
Nuestras Raíces Centro Comunitario promotes and serves business growth, professional development, education opportunities, cultural preservation, community wellness and social justice for the Hispanic/ Latine community. nuestrasraiceswa.org
Spokane Pride is dedicated to organizing and hosting inclusive, queercentered events throughout the Inland Northwest year-round. spokanepride.org
Spokane Folklore Society promotes a broader community awareness of our cultural and folk traditions, such as music, dance, and other folk arts. spokanefolklore.org
Spokane Slavic Association facilitates pathways to self-sufficiency through accessible resources and support. spokaneslavicassociation.org
adventure & hobbies
Bloomsday Road Runners Club A longstanding club supporting runners of all levels, organizing events and group runs. facebook.com/bloomsdayroadrunnersclub
Evergreen East Mountain Bike Alliance A chapter of the national Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance, focusing on trail maintenance, advocacy, and group rides for mountain biking enthusiasts. evergreeneast.org
Flying Irish Running Club Hosts weekly 3-mile fun runs followed by social gatherings, welcoming runners of all abilities. flyingirish.org
Friends of the Centennial Trail An organization working to maintain and enhance the Spokane River Centennial Trail through volunteer efforts and community engagement. spokanecentennialtrail.org
Inland Northwest Hikers A meetup group organizing hikes, snowshoeing, kayaking, and biking trips for all skill levels, focusing on social and inclusive outings. inlandnwroutes.com/inland-nw-hikers.html
Inland Outlook Photo Club For photography lovers of all levels, this club hosts photo walks, contests, and educational sessions. facebook.com/groups/InlandOutlookPhotoClub
Lilac City Roller Derby A women-led roller derby league offering competitive play and community events. Open to new members and fans. facebook.com/LilacCityRollerDerby
Out There Outdoors Magazine is the Inland Northwest Guide to Adventure, Travel and the Outdoor Lifestyle outthereoutdoors.com/
ParaSport Spokane Provides sports opportunities for kids and adults with physical disabilities. parasportspokane.org
Spokane Bicycle Club Organized rides, races, and social events for cycling enthusiasts of all ages and abilities. facebook.com/spokanebicycleclub, spokanebicycleclub.org
Spokane Canoe and Kayak Club (SCKC) A 50-year-old club offering flatwater and whitewater paddling events, clinics, and conservation efforts for all ages. sckc.club
Spokane Fencers Unlimited A club member of USA Fencing, dedicated to promoting the fun and competitive nature of Olympic Fencing in a safe and friendly environment. spokanefencersunlimited.com
Spokane Fly Fishers Club Meets monthly (September–April) to discuss fly fishing techniques and conservation efforts. spokaneflyfishers.com
Spokane Handweavers Guild Focusing on hand weaving, spinning, and other fiber arts. facebook.com/spokaneweavers.org
Spokane Mountaineers A century-old club offering activities like hiking, mountaineering, skiing, and paddling. spokanemountaineers.org
Spokane Riverkeepers Non-profit organization working to protect, preserve, and restore the Spokane River for future generations. spokaneriverkeeprs.org
Spokane Potters Guild A volunteer-run studio promoting ceramics education and community engagement. spokanepottersguild.org
Side by Side Brings people with and without disabilities together for activities like biking, walking, and field trips, fostering friendships and community connections. sidebysidespokane.org
FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS
DOWNTOWN
427 S Bernard Street Spokane, WA 99204
CENTRAL 31 E Central Avenue Spokane, WA 99208
NORTH 9651 N Nevada Street Spokane, WA 99218
SPOKANE VALLEY 16201 E Indiana Ave Suite 5000 Spokane Valley, WA 99216
REGIONAL RESOURCES SERVICES AND
MEDICAL FACILITIES
With one of the largest concentrations of medical services in a four-state region, Spokane is a hub for health services, education, research, and development. Spokane has six hospitals, two of which are the second and third largest in the state, and a comprehensive network of supporting clinics and specialty care providers.
Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center & Children’s Hospital
Spokane is known for quality K-12 schools, public and private, five universities with programs in Spokane, a vibrant community college system, and alternative learning and trade education opportunities.
UNIVERSITIES
• Eastern Washington University
• Gonzaga University
• University of Washington
• Washington State University
• Whitworth University
SPOKANE COLLEGES
• Spokane Community College
• Spokane Falls Community College
NURSING & MEDICAL SCHOOLS
• Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine
• Eastern Washington School of Nursing
• Gonzaga School of Nursing
• UW School of Medicine
• WSU College of Nursing
ADDITIONAL
OPPORTUNITIES
• Carrington College
• Paul Mitchell School
PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS K-12
• Central Valley School Dist. #356
• Cheney School Dist. #360
• Deer Park School Dist. #414
• East Valley School Dist. #361
• Freeman School Dist. #358
• Great Northern School Dist. #312
• Liberty Lake School Dist. #36
• Mead School Dist. #354
• Medical Lake School Dist. #326
• Nine Mile School Dist. #325/179
• Orchard Prairie Dist. #123
• Riverside School Dist. #416
• Spokane School Dist. #81
• West Valley School Dist. #363
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
Grades Pre K - 8
• All Saints Catholic School
• Assumption Catholic School
• Cataldo Catholic School
• St. Aloysius Gonzaga
• St. Charles Catholic School
• St. John Vianney Catholic School
• St. Mary’s Catholic School
• St. Thomas More Catholic School
• Trinity Catholic School
Grades PreK - 12 (programs vary)
• Mount St. Michael’s
• Northwest Christian
• The Oaks Classical Christian Academy
• Palisades Christian Academy
• Saint George’s School
• Spokane Christian Academy
• Spokane Valley Adventist School
• Valley Christian School
Grades 9-12
• Chesterton Academy of Notre Dame
• Gonzaga Preparatory High School
SPECIALTY SCHOOLS
• Apple Program K-5
• Innovation High School
• Lumen High School
• NEWTech Skills Center
• Salish School of Spokane
• Spokane International Academy
• Spokane Valley Tech
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & BUSINESS CATALYSTS
Advantage Spokane advantagespokane.com
Downtown Spokane Partnership downtownspokane.org
Greater Spokane Inc. greaterspokane.org
Hispanic Business Professional Assoc. hbpaofspokane.org
Ignite NW ignitenorthwest.com
Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce spokanevalleychamber.org
West Plains Chamber of Commerce westplainschamber.org
Spokane Independent Metro Business Alliance (SIMBA) spokaneindependent.org
Spokane Business Association spokanebusinessassociation.com
Spokane University District spokaneudistrict.org
Visit Spokane visitspokane.com
BUSINESS
NET WORKING
Launchpad INW launchpadinw.com
National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) nawbo-ie.org
Spokane Professionals Society spopro.org
SCORE Spokane score.org/spokane
Executive Women International (EWI) ewispokane.org
NEWSPAPERS
Spokesman Review spokesman.com
Journal of Business spokanejournal.com
The Inlander inlander.com
The Black Lens blacklensnews.com
The Fig Tree thefigtree.org
OTHER RESOURCES
STATE OF WASHINGTON
Motor Vehicle & Driver’s Licensing dol.wa.gov
Washington State Tourism stateofwatourism.com
AIR QUALITY INFORMATION
Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency spokanecleanair.org
ANIMAL ORDINANCES
& LICENSING
SpokAnimal spokanimal.org
SCRAPS spokanecounty.org/SCRAPS
Spokane Humane Society spokanehumanesociety.org
FISHING & HUNTING
Department of Fish & Wildlife
Spokane Office wdfw.wa.gov
LAW ENFORCEMENT
Spokane Police Department spokanepolice.org
Spokane County Sheriff’s Office spokanecounty.org/sheriff
Washington State Patrol wsp.wa.gov
Crime Check Spokane County spokanecounty.org/1076 Crime-Check 509-456-2233
IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION SERVICES
Federal Courthouse uscis.gov/about-us/WA/spokane 800-375-5283
SENIOR & COMMUNITY CENTERS
City of Spokane my.spokanecity.org/recreation/facilities
City of Spokane Valley spokanevalleyseniorcenter.org
American Indian Community Center aiccinc.org
Local ser vice & great rates
BIOSCIENCE STARTS HERE
Two flexible facilities in Spokane are now open—designed to accommodate early-stage health and bioscience startups. They o er wet lab space, conference rooms, private o ces, and shared equipment.
AEROSPACE TECH HUB
The American Aerospace Materials Manufacturing Center (AAMMC) is a federally designated technology hub. It will serve as a training and innovation center, accelerating US leadership in lightweight, high-rate aerospace manufacturing.
POWERING THE FUTURE
Novara Energy Alliance promotes clean, resilient, and communitycentered energy and grid solutions by convening diverse stakeholders to solve problems and amplify the region’s energy innovations through R&D support, bench scale technology demonstrations, pilot plants and commercial deployments.
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