Loans of $10,000 - $50,000 for low- and moderate-income (<80% AMI) homeowners for needed home repairs to address in-home health and safety deficiencies and reduce home expenses. Common repairs include roof replacement, sewer replacement, plumbing, electrical, window and door replacement, and accessibility modifications.
Learn more about this program or call SNAP at 509.319.3080.
Grants for up to $6,000 for small, critical repairs that allow low- and moderate-income homeowners to remain safely housed. Common repairs include leaking faucets, hot water heaters, furnace tune-ups, appliance repairs, minor electrical work, and accessibility modifications.
Learn more about this program or call SNAP at 509.319.3007.
Learn more about this program.
Each year, the City of Spokane invests over thirteen million dollars to foster economic development in services and housing to support extremely low to moderate income citizens, and to build neighborhoods through the Community Development Block Grant, HOME, Emergency Solutions Grant, McKinney Vento Homeless Grant, City of Spokane Homeless Initiatives, Housing & Essential Needs, and City of Spokane Human Services Grant. Please see the tabs above for the various currently open and past closed Requests for Proposals (RFPs).
Economic Development Tools
The City's economic development policy is to align public investments in neighborhood planning, community development and infrastructure development with private sector investments, resulting in increased opportunities for business growth and to provide its citizens with safe, affordable and quality residential living environments. The Public's investments includes incentives for the private sector as well as public investments.
An Economic Development Specialist will work with you to ensure your investment in Spokane is matched with all investment incentives available to your industry or property by connecting you with City, State, and Federal Assistance – contact them today 509.625.6500 or incentives@spokanecity.org.
Housing is a topic on the national stage, and our state and city are no different. The materials on this page aim to provide you with more information and snapshots of the housing market.
Access to a variety of housing options in Spokane helps people avoid being cost-burdened, or having to spend more than 30% of their income on housing. Housing choices lets people find the housing that fits their needs and provides diversity in size and style.
Courtland House Renovation
