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How to Celebrate Earth Day in Spokane
Earth Day is celebrated on Thursday, April 22, so why not get out and enjoy Spokane's natural beauty? Whether you want to hike to see a waterfall or browse in a market filled with fresh local produce, there's plenty to do and see locally on Earth Day.
Check out the following five places to celebrate Earth Day in Spokane:
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Crazy Prices: What's Really Driving Up the Cost of New Homes
From the March 2021 issue of @Home with Coldwell Banker Tomlinson. Written by Chris Canning, Coldwell Banker Tomlinson Realtor®
As both a licensed REALTOR® and home builder, I often scroll through my Facebook feed and see homes advertised by our area homebuilders and fellow real estate agents. I often see such remarks as: "They want how much for that house? They're crazy!" or "Why can't builders build more affordable homes?" The g...
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Spokane Restaurants for Valentine's Day Takeout
Valentine's Day is around the corner, so now is the perfect time to start planning a surprise for your special someone. While the holiday may look a little different this year than in years past, a romantic meal at home with your favorite person and your favorite food will never go out of style. Many of your favorite Spokane restaurants are currently open for takeout and will be serving up delicious dishes for Valentine's Day this year. We have all the details you need on 5 great restaurants offering Valentine's Day takeout in Spokane.
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Spokane Housing Market: A 30,000 Foot Overview
From the January 2020 issue of @Home with Coldwell Banker Tomlinson. Written by Neil Johnson, resident CBT Statistics Expert.
The past year has been fraught with a number of issues that have affected the residential real estate market in many ways. The forces that have aligned this unusual year have basically created a housing shortage.
The Spokane and Coeur d'Alene area had been seeing high in-migration prior to 2020 and also low new housing production as evidenced by low rental vacancy rates and a low inventory of homes for sale. When the pandemic became official and bu...
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Where to Order Holiday Poinsettias in Spokane
It's almost time for Spokane homes for sale to come alive with beautiful decorations for the holidays. This holiday season promises to be a welcome time of joy and giving in the midst of a challenging year. We know many people, buyers, and sellers alike, who are looking forward to it.
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