What Adaptive Reuse Is Doing to Vacant Office Buildings in Downtown Spokane
Published by Acre Commercial (ACRE) | August 2026 | Spokane, WA Estimated read time: 8 minutes | Category: Development & Redevelopment Downtown Spokane holds two markets inside the same few blocks. Metro office vacancy closed Q2 2026 at 7.2%, less than half the national rate. Inside the central business district, vacancy runs near 28%, a […]
How to Evaluate Commercial Property ROI in the Tri-Cities Before You Write an Offer
Published by Acre Commercial (ACRE) | August 2026 | Kennewick, WA Estimated read time: 8 minutes | Category: Investment Analysis Investors who discover the Tri-Cities usually arrive through a spreadsheet. They see cap rates wider than Seattle, a metro adding jobs, and an asking price that looks reasonable against replacement cost. The spreadsheet is a […]
Why Medical Office Space Keeps Leasing in Spokane and Coeur d’Alene
Published by Acre Commercial (ACRE) | August 2026 | Spokane, WA Estimated read time: 7 minutes | Category: Healthcare Real Estate Medical office in the Inland Northwest has kept absorbing space, renewing tenants, and drawing buyer competition through every quarter of this cycle. Clinical demand runs on drivers that have very little to do with […]
How Business Owners in Spokane Decide Whether to Buy Their Own Building
Published by Acre Commercial | August 2026 | Spokane, WA Estimated read time: 7 minutes | Category: Owner-User Advisory Every quarter, a handful of Spokane business owners call us with a version of the same question. They have outgrown their space, the landlord has floated a renewal, and someone on the team has raised the […]
Cap Rate Trends Across Seattle, Spokane, and Boise: Where Value Is Shifting in 2026
Published by Acre Commercial (ACRE) | July 2026 | Spokane, WA Estimated read time: 8 minutes | Category: Investment Analysis Cap rates tell a story that asking prices don’t. While list prices across the Pacific Northwest have stabilized after two volatile years, the spread between what investors are actually willing to pay for a Seattle […]
Retail Vacancy vs. Rent Growth: Reading the Signals in Spokane and Coeur d’Alene
Published by Acre Commercial (ACRE) | July 2026 | Spokane, WA Estimated read time: 7 minutes | Category: Retail Market Report Retail vacancy rates get quoted constantly, but on their own they can mislead as easily as they inform. A market with rising vacancy but strong rent growth is telling a very different story than […]
Washington’s Multifamily Zoning Reforms: What HB 1110 Means for Mixed-Use Development Pipelines
Published by Acre Commercial (ACRE) | July 2026 | Spokane, WA Estimated read time: 7 minutes | Category: Development & Policy Zoning reform doesn’t usually move fast, and Washington’s HB 1110 is proof of that even as it reshapes the state’s housing landscape. Passed in April 2023 and effective that July, the law’s real impact […]
Industrial Absorption in the I-90/I-84 Corridor: What the Data Says About Warehouse Demand
Published by Acre Commercial (ACRE) | July 2026 | Spokane, WA Estimated read time: 8 minutes | Category: Industrial Market Report The I-90 and I-84 corridors form the backbone of freight movement across the Inland Northwest, connecting Seattle-Tacoma ports through Spokane and Post Falls, then south through Boise toward the broader Mountain West distribution network. […]
Spokane Industrial Real Estate in 2026: What Investors and Tenants Need to Know About the West Plains and Valley Submarkets
Published by Acre Commercial | June 2026 | Spokane, WA / Pacific Northwest Estimated read time: 7 minutes | Category: Industrial Real Estate, Market Analysis After two years of negative absorption and a market waiting for the bid-ask gap to close, Spokane’s industrial real estate sector is showing its first clear signs of recovery in […]
Spokane Office Space in 2026: The Flight to the Suburbs and What It Means for Tenants and Investors
Published by Acre Commercial | June 2026 | Spokane, WA / Pacific Northwest Estimated read time: 6 minutes | Category: Office Real Estate, Market Analysis Spokane’s office market in 2026 tells a tale of two cities. Downtown is navigating a prolonged vacancy correction with 28% availability in the Central Business District. Meanwhile, the suburbs — […]
