Like many places, the downtown area is the most expensive to live in and consists of the Riverside, Browne’s Addition and Hillyard neighborhoods. One of the nicest things about living here is how well it keeps up its eighteen historic neighborhoods. It is also known for its extreme weather that consists of a very hot and dry summer followed by a very cold, snowy and moist winter. The gushing Spokane River runs through the downtown of the city and is crossed by the historic triple-arched Munroe Street Bridge. The centerpiece of this historic trading fort is Mount Spokane. This naturally gorgeous place is located on the Spokane River in Eastern Washington about twenty miles away from Idaho and 110 miles south of the Canadian border.
A Spokane gay realtor will be happy to show you the best property for your particular situation although the entire city is quite gay friendly. Most of eastern Washington is quite conservative in attitude but the energetic and active LGBT populace in this city of 208,916 is slowly and steadily developing a thriving gay community that hosts the Spokane Rainbow Festival and the Spokane Pride Parade. Beautiful Spokane recently made The Advocate’s list of the “Top Gay Cities to Live In” in the United States.
