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Student Housing in Spokane, WA
$2,400/unit
Fees may apply1007 E Sharp
$2,200/unit
Fees may apply1011 E Augusta Ave
$640/unit
Fees may apply1018 E Nora Ave
$3,150/unit
Fees may apply11 E Sinto Avenue
$3,600/unit
Fees may apply1523 E Liberty Ave
$650/unit
Fees may apply2207 N Morton St
$3,350/unit
Fees may apply322 East Ermina Avenue
$2,600/unit
Fees may apply329 E Mission Ave
$725/unit
Fees may apply427 E Nora Ave
$3,000/unit
Fees may apply808 East Mission Avenue
$909+/unit
Fees may apply940 North
$2,450/unit
Fees may apply950 E Indiana Ave
$1,184+/unit
Fees may applyBoxcar Apartments
$950/unit
Fees may applyCollegewod Place Apartments
$1,247+/unit
Fees may applyIronside Apartments - Up to Two Months Free!
$1,100/unit
Fees may applyRailhead Apartments
$700/unit
Fees may applyRennwood Court
$2,550/unit
Fees may applyThe Columbus Rows
$600/unit
Fees may applyThe GEE House
$2,500/unit
Fees may applyThe Nora Collection West
About Student Housing in Spokane
Spokane is the largest city in eastern Washington and the second-largest in the state, with a metropolitan population approaching 600,000. The city sits along the Spokane River near the Idaho border and serves as the regional hub for healthcare, education, retail, and culture across an area often called the Inland Northwest. Gonzaga University anchors the northeastern quadrant of the city along the riverbank, and Washington State University's Spokane health sciences campus adds to the city's substantial student population. Downtown Spokane features Riverfront Park, a legacy of the 1974 World's Fair, along with a growing food and bar scene, the Fox Theater, and an emerging technology and startup community. The South Hill neighborhood, Browne's Addition, and Kendall Yards are among the most vibrant residential and commercial districts. Spokane offers students a full urban experience at a cost of living dramatically lower than Seattle, Portland, or the Puget Sound region, making it attractive to students who want a real city without the West Coast price premium. Outdoor recreation is a major draw, with the Centennial Trail, Riverside State Park, and easy access to ski resorts all within a short drive.
Best Neighborhoods for Students in Spokane
Gonzaga Neighborhood
The residential streets immediately surrounding the university are the most walkable option for students and feature dense concentrations of rental houses and small apartment buildings. This area has the highest demand and leases fill up early each spring.
Browne's Addition
One of Spokane's most historic and architecturally rich neighborhoods, Browne's Addition sits just west of downtown and features beautiful older homes, independent restaurants, and a strong community character. It is a short drive or bike ride from Gonzaga and appeals to students who want an urban neighborhood feel.