Downtown Spokane has been experiencing a revitalization over the past decade, with new businesses, restaurants, and housing developments popping up in new and underdeveloped areas. One of the most exciting... Read more »
In 2019, Cowles Real Estate Co. announced it would be moving production of The Spokesman-Review, Spokane’s major daily newspaper since 1893, out of its downtown location at 1 N. Monroe... Read more »
Written by David Downey, President & CEO of the International Downtown Association The health of a city can be felt in the vibrant energy of its downtown area. The concentrated... Read more »
Written by Jordan Tampien, Co-Founder of 4 Degrees Real Estate Downtown Spokane is the soul of the city. Our impressive history is evident in the iconic stone details etched into... Read more »
Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) today announced former Pittsburgh Mayor and senior fellow at the Urban Land Institute Tom Murphy will keynote the second annual State of Downtown & Awards program... Read more »
Downtown Spokane Partnership today announced the availability of matching grants to support Spokane businesses located in the Downtown Spokane Business Improvement District (BID) to enhance and repair storefront façades and... Read more »
Wednesday, February 15, the Downtown Spokane Business Improvement District (BID) supported by the Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) convened downtown stakeholders, elected officials and the community to share highlights from 2022... Read more »
The Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) is seeking applications from nonprofit organizations or groups for grant funding to support events that honor the history and traditions of our city’s diverse communities,... Read more »
Experienced leader appointed to focus on next era of downtown Spokane’s strategic growth [Spokane, WA] – The Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) Board of Directors today announced the hire of Emilie... Read more »
On Wednesday May 11, the Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) presents the inaugural State of Downtown featuring Keynote Speaker, Michael J. Berne. Dedicated exclusively to the health of the urban core,... Read more »
Are you looking for a place to make an impact? The Downtown Spokane Partnership is seeking a dynamic and dedicated professional to lead our team! Who We Are! The Downtown... Read more »
By Andrew Rolwes Vice President of Public Policy & Parking, Downtown Spokane Partnership Parking in dense urban areas is always a challenging subject. There’s never enough of it, and it’s... Read more »
By Roy Koegen 2021 DSP Board Chair Partner, Kutak Rock LLP Recent developments in Tax Increment Financing in the state of Washington present an important economic development financing tool in... Read more »
By Dave Black NAI Black Business Manager/CEO Apartment management is a big part of our business. Our firm, Black Realty Management Inc., manages about 3,500 residential units in addition to... Read more »
By Mark Mattke CEO of Spokane Workforce Council Downtown Spokane is the economic and cultural epicenter of the Inland Northwest. The downtown economy is centered around growing sectors that include... Read more »
By Amy Lindsey Programming and Marketing Manager, City of Spokane As Riverfront Park’s $64 million redevelopment project comes to a close and the pandemic nears our rear-view mirror, there’s a... Read more »
By Eric Sawyer President/CEO, Spokane Sports Sports tourism occupies a unique position in economic development strategies across America. Thanks to a coordinated effort between government and private industry, Spokane has... Read more »
As part of the on-going implementation of the Downtown Parking Plan which will result in better-managed, more efficient parking system, the City Council voted on Monday, May 17, 2021 to... Read more »
By Lars Gilberts Spokane University District CEO The heart of Spokane is growing. This past year has tested us and inspired us to look out for one another. Not only... Read more »
Downtown Spokane is seeking applications from nonprofit organizations or groups for grant funding to support events that honor the history and traditions of our city’s diverse communities, amplifying and celebrating... Read more »
By Gary Ballew Vice President of Economic Development Greater Spokane Incorporated Many people ask me about Spokane’s economic future as we come out of the pandemic. While my crystal ball... Read more »
By Brandon Rapez-Betty Spokane Transit Authority Communications & Customer Service Director Some of the best life advice is to enjoy the small things, of which I lump those cool moments... Read more »
By Melissa Huggins Executive Director, Spokane Arts Arts, culture and creativity comprise the heart of our city in myriad ways. They gather communities, build social cohesion, and power our economy... Read more »
First conceived as a potential attraction in the redevelopment of Riverfront Park, a zipline soaring over the river in the heart of Spokane has been slowly inching its way from... Read more »
A quarter century ago, downtown Spokane looked a little different. Over the past 25 years, through vision, planning and effort, billions of dollars have been invested in the heart of... Read more »
What seemed a missed opportunity is now one step closer to becoming a reality. The Downtown Spokane Partnership announced on March 2, 2021, a comprehensive proposal for consideration by the... Read more »
Partnership with United Soccer League presents visionary opportunity for sporting and special events in Spokane An exciting new partnership opportunity has leaders in Spokane revisiting the possibility of a stadium... Read more »
The Downtown Spokane Partnership is conducting a survey in concert with area child care providers to determine the childcare needs of our downtown businesses. Please take a moment to provide... Read more »
At the heart of our community sits the convergence of creativity and ingenuity. Unlike any other place in the world, downtown Spokane is One of a Kind, thanks to the... Read more »
Black Friday has been a universal unofficial holiday in the United States since the mid 20th Century. The day when the balance-sheet turns from red to black. Making the backbreaking... Read more »