City of Spokane Valley

Key Data Points:

250 plus acres of undeveloped industrial land and open space
Available office and business park space
Streamlined permitting process
Vibrant retail sector, including an 870,000 square foot mall with 120 retailers
Available skilled workforce - median age 38
Median home sales price $390,000
11,670 registered businesses
15 minutes to Spokane International Airport

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About City of Spokane Valley

The City of Spokane Valley borders the eastern boundary of Spokane and has a population of more than 107,000. The city sits in the heart of the Spokane River Valley. Its residents enjoy a robust retail sector, affordable housing, quality neighborhoods, great schools, scenic parks and trails for recreation, and overall vibrant economy.

Key Industries, Stress-free Permitting

Spokane Valley is home to a mix of business and industry, including:

The city has invested in infrastructure to support development of its northeast industrial area, which offers more than 250 plus acres of shovel-ready property. In addition, its small business scene is thriving thanks to numerous entrepreneurs and retail expansions. The city prides itself on a streamlined permitting process that is flexible and predictable, adopting a 10-business day target review date for all commercial projects.

Transportation Access, Skilled Labor

Transporting and distributing product is easy in Spokane Valley. Market access is not a problem with Interstate 90 and two class I railroads passing through the city. The average commute time for workers is a short 20 minutes, but realistically you can be nearly anywhere, including downtown Spokane or north Idaho, within 15 minutes. Combined with a healthy job market and nearby University District for post-graduate training, many talented employees are choosing to live in Spokane Valley.

Living, Working in Spokane Valley

Let's just say it – it's fun to live in the Valley Two event centers – CenterPlace Regional Event Center and the Fair & Expo Center – host continuous family-friendly entertainment. The Spokane Indians minor league baseball team plays at Avista Stadium. Residents can walk or bicycle the scenic Appleway or Centennial Trails; hike Dishman Hills or Mirabeau Park; or kayak and fish the Spokane River. In addition, new restaurants, breweries, vintage stores and specialty shops are expanding into city neighborhoods, creating opportunities for fun with family and friends, all with free parking. This activity creates one big positive – a thriving job market. Learn more about finding employment in the valley