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Bella Tess
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$1,176 - $2,101
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Bella Tess

17016 E Indiana PkySpokane Valley, WA 99016
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Eagle Rock
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$1,295 - $1,535
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Eagle Rock

12423 E Mansfield AveSpokane Valley, WA 99206
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Trillium
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$1,271 - $1,714
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Trillium

12925 E Mansfield AveSpokane Valley, WA 99216
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Broadway 190
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$1,176 - $1,826
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Broadway 190

11813 E Broadway AveSpokane Valley, WA 99206
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The Homestead
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$1,306 - $2,131
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The Homestead

15720 E 4th AveSpokane Valley, WA 99037
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Village on Broadway
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$1,310 - $1,750
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Village on Broadway

12623 E Broadway AveSpokane Valley, WA 99216
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Revere Ridge
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$1,213 - $1,538
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Revere Ridge

1723 N Union RdSpokane Valley, WA 99206
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The Whimsical Pig
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$1,370 - $2,054
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The Whimsical Pig

13303-13303 E Mission AveSpokane Valley, WA 99216
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Somerset Meadows
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$1,267 - $1,272
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Somerset Meadows

4216 N McDonald RdSpokane Valley, WA 99216
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Aspen
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$1,198 - $1,673
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Aspen

15821 E 4th AveSpokane Valley, WA 99037
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Spokane Valley Overview

Spokane is a lovely place to live by all accounts. Beautiful natural surroundings, a lovely climate, a rich history and shadings of academia all combine to make it an ideal setting for students, young professionals, families and aging couples.

What is the history of Spokane Valley?

Long before European settlers appeared in what is now the United States, Spokane was a rich hunting and fishing ground for the native peoples of Washington State and surrounding areas. Indeed, the word “Spokane” originates from the people of the same name, which translates to “Children of the Sun.” Incorporated in 1881 and originally named Spokan Falls, it assumed its current eponym in 1883 and has remained the same ever since. From a fire in the late 19th century to a wealth of new buildings throughout the 20th and a World’s Fair in 1974, the city has lived a rich history, which is part of why it’s such an interesting place to live today.

How is the weather in Spokane Valley?

Spokane is known for its lovely weather. Summer is dry and warm, with blue skies the norm. Spring and fall see both cool days and warm, with mild temperatures. Winter, with its 44 inches of snow a year, is a wonderland for skiers and cold-weather enthusiasts. Those looking for a city that has all four seasons will certainly find it here in Spokane, because it’s far enough north to boast lots of deciduous trees and bright color in fall, yet far enough east for the sunny skies and snow for which Eastern Washington is famous. The only downside is you’ll need to plan the full gamut of wardrobe items, from shorts and tank tops to heavy snow gear.

How do I get around town?

Spokane has 44 bus routes, meaning it’s quite accessible to those who live there. Nearly 30 of those bus routes run through the downtown terminal (Plaza Zone 6), making transfers simple for those all over the city. Downtown and university areas are quite walkable, with lots of housing and amenities within easy reach of both. You’ll also benefit from the Amtrak Train Station and Spokane International Airport, which make getting in and out of town a breeze. However, if you want full access to the variety of natural areas surrounding the city – including ski slopes, hiking trails and waterways – a car is always a good idea.

What is the Spokane Valley commute like?

The majority of traffic in Spokane flows into the city from Interstate-90, with Bypass 395 and Highway 2 running through the center of town and splitting on its northern end. They will bring you to Gonzaga University, whereas Whitworth University is off 395 after it branches away from Highway 2. Bypass 291 will bring you through the largely residential western side of town. The highways are unfortunately a little confusing, but the city is building new bypasses at the time of this writing. While the roads are not overly crowded, do expect heavy traffic during typical rush hour times: 8 to 10 AM and 4 to 7 PM.

What are the local media outlets?

The most popular radio stations in Spokane include 98.9, Classic Rock, 99.3, Country, 1031 KCDA, 90s Music, 96.1, Alternative, and 590 KQNT, News. Its only remaining daily newspaper, The Spokesman-Review, was founded in 1883 and still serves the community with local news, events, sports, entertainment, and classifieds.

Why live in Spokane Valley, WA?

While there are many excellent reasons to move to Spokane, they will differ by age and time in life. For the young, the most obvious one is education. With two wonderful universities and an amazing student life scene, this is a great place to enjoy early adulthood. Families who want a safe and nurturing community for their children will find great schools, amazing weather, outdoor options and citywide extracurriculars. There is also a thriving elder scene, with lots of assisted living and senior center options. But anyone who enjoys fresh air, lots of walking or biking, hobbies and food will love living in Spokane, regardless of age!

What Spokane Valley landmarks should I see?

Spokane has a long history, as discussed above. Since its founding, it has seen the birth of many institutions for which it is now famous. Its two universities are both lovely examples of architecture and city planning, with Gonzaga being an especially fine example of turn-of-the-century architecture (the 20th century, that is!). Outdoor landmarks include the John A. Finch Arboretum and the Nishinomiya Tsutakawa Japanese Garden, both of which are gorgeous year-round but put on especially stunning displays during Spokane’s colorful fall. You may also wish to pay a visit to the Crosby House Museum, the former home of actor and singer Bing Crosby, which houses a large collection of memorabilia related to the star, a Spokane native.

What is there to do around Spokane Valley?

The Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture is a popular visit for locals and tourists alike, with its sweeping history of life in the Northwest, both Native American and colonial. Many people enjoy a show at the Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox, formerly an Art Deco cinema and now a performing arts venue. Outdoorsy types will love Spokane Falls or walking along Riverside State Park, while sports fans can take in a baseball game at Avista Stadium. For those who love a good tasting, Barrister Winery is both beautiful and offers delicious libations at two different locations downtown. In all, the city center is a lovely place to while away a few hours at restaurants, ice cream shops, boutiques and cute squares.

Any annual festivals or Spokane Valley events to know?

Those who love annual events will find themselves right at home in this Eastern Washington town. The height of festival season kicks off in mid-May with the Spokane Lilac Festival, which has been going on for more than eight decades. Events include a car show, a brewfest, the crowning of the Lilac Queen and more. The Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture puts on ArtFest every year in late May or early June, while Pride takes place in June annually. Pig Out in the Park is a great tradition in late summer, with dozens of musicians and hundreds of food choices. Those who love culture will be wowed by Gathering at the Falls Powwow, a free event put on by native nations. The Fall Folk Festival, Green Bluff Apple Festival, International Film Festival and Northwest Winterfest are all excellent additions to the calendar.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Spokane is within easy driving distance of outdoor destinations such as Mount Spokane, Little Spokane River Natural Area, Riverside State Park, McLellan Conservation Area, Dry Falls and much more. The area abounds in boating, hiking, canoeing, fishing and horseback riding opportunities, with lots of hotel, motel, cabin and Airbnb options for weekend or week-long trips. Silverwood Theme Park is less than an hour away, while Banff and Lake Louise are about 7 hours’ drive, if you’re feeling ambitious and want an international trip.

Where is the best place to move in Spokane Valley?

There are so many wonderful places to live in Spokane. Students will find tons of off-campus housing right near their universities, while families looking to settle down in affordable neighborhoods will enjoy Logan, Hillyard, Whitman and West Central. Looking for a lifelong home that’s a little spendier? Try Browne’s Addition, Cliff-Cannon and Manito-Cannon.

Spokane Valley, WA
Population: 99,703

Ranked #313

in US Census Population by City

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Pet Friendly Lifestyle
Spokane Valley, WA

Ranked #5

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Frequently Asked Questions about Spokane Valley

How much are Studio apartments in Spokane Valley?

There are currently 116 Studio Apartments in Spokane Valley with rent ranges from $850 to $3,280 with an average price of $1,537.

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Spokane Valley Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Spokane Valley ranges from $543 to $4,020 with an average monthly rent of $1,532.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Spokane Valley cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Spokane Valley range from $990 to $4,745. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,628.

How expensive are Spokane Valley Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 157 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Spokane Valley on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,150 to $2,935 - averaging $1,949 for the location.

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