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Eric Peterson

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Is Spokane's apartment market overbuilt?

Overall vacancy is above 8%, but some buildings sit at 30%
August 27, 2026
Eric Peterson

The apartment vacancy rate is above 8% in the Spokane area, but this percentage doesn't capture the actual experience of many multifamily property owners. In reality, the market is split here: some buildings are completely full, while others are struggling with higher vacancy. 


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Stable INW demand meets disappearing supply

Commercial real estate at midyear holds steady
July 16, 2026
Eric Peterson

As the books closed on the second quarter of 2026, Spokane's commercial real estate market wasn't booming, and it wasn't breaking. It was holding. 


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Spokane can learn from New York's office revival

Tenants trend toward leasing a brand, not just space
June 5, 2025
Eric Peterson
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Q1 commercial market involves recalibration

Many sectors show signs of stabilization
April 24, 2025
Eric Peterson

The first quarter of 2025 marks a new chapter for commercial real estate: one of recalibration.


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