“Spokane doesn’t have the fast-paced environment of Seattle or Portland, but it is changing. Over the last five years, investors in this once sleepy city have made over $1 billion in downtown real estate improvements.
In 1990, downtown Spokane’s economic future looked grim. Rumors of Nordstrom and The Bon Marche closing were rampant. The “mallification” of Spokane that started decades before was finally wreaking havoc in Spokane’s historic core”
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