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Company mail and free mailboxes among Spokane agents

Spokane rows by email domain, largest first: kw.com (102), gmail.com (83), 21goldchoice.com (33), cbspokane.com (22), remax.net (20).

Personal mailboxes are a bigger slice in Spokane than in Washington overall: 104 Spokane rows (29%) use a free service, against 25% of the state file.

26 Spokane rows are new to our file in October 2026. All Spokane addresses were read live where they are published between Sep 16, 2026 and Oct 8, 2026.

Spokane brokerage brands set against Washington

Keller Williams sits on top in Spokane with 124 agents. Inside the city it holds 37% of everyone working under a national banner; statewide the figure is 20%.

Real Brokerage punches above its weight on the Spokane roster: 61 agents, 18% of branded agents here, above both Washington (11%) and our US file (7%).

RE/MAX runs the other way. Its 20 Spokane agents make 6% of the city's branded total, below its 10% across the state.

The Century 21 brand counts 44 Spokane agents, and the franchise name CENTURY 21 Beutler & Associates appears on 36 Spokane rows.

The Spokane firms big enough to map

3 company groups with 50 or more Spokane agents cover 259 people, 77% of the agent rows in this city file.

Every Coldwell Banker agent we hold in Spokane is listed under a single franchise name, Coldwell Banker Tomlinson (74 agents).

The same goes for Keller Williams: all 124 of its Spokane agents fall in one company and town group.

Agents whose office address is in Spokane Valley, the separate city east of downtown along Interstate 90, sit in the Spokane Valley file (71 agents) rather than here.

The Spokane MLS and an NWMLS dues offer for Spokane County

Spokane listings have their own home in the Spokane MLS, tied to the Spokane Association of REALTORS. The Northwest Multiple Listing Service names the association in the license agreement behind Xpress Forms, a statewide forms product built by NWMLS, Washington REALTORS and the Spokane MLS (the NWMLS Xpress Forms subscription agreement).

As of October 2026, NWMLS offers new member firms in Spokane County half-price dues through October 31, 2026.

Spokane housing after the August 2026 Spokane Complex fires

The Old Trails, Fairview and Autumn Lane fires, grouped as the Spokane Complex, started on August 1, 2026.

Lee McIntyre, president of the Spokane Association of REALTORS, wrote on August 27, 2026 that association records showed 152 pending transactions when the fires broke out, and that homes in the burned areas carried median prices of about $533,000 (Spokane Journal of Business).

McIntyre told the Spokesman-Review the Spokane area was already 20,000 to 30,000 homes short before the fires; association CEO Tiffany Claxton put rebuilding at three to five years.

Earlier in the year, February 2026 closings in the Spokane area landed at a median of $403,998, roughly 2% under the $412,375 of February 2025, according to an April 5, 2026 Spokesman-Review report.

Fairchild, hospital payrolls and the Spokane rental registry

Fairchild Air Force Base is Spokane County's largest employer, according to the Washington Employment Security Department's 2022 county profile. The department's current profile counts 47,926 county jobs in health care and social assistance.

Inside Spokane city limits, a March 2023 ordinance requires owners of long-term rentals (30 days or more) to hold a business license and register each unit, at $15 per unit (City of Spokane). Since October 2024, Ordinance C36576 bars landlords without that license or registration from raising rent or evicting.