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Alexandria Apartments
623 S. Howard
99204
Year built:
1910
Property Description:
Three story, historically significant, brick
Number of units:
20 one-bedroom, 2 two-bedroom
Project Description:
Acquired by SNAP in late 2003; renovation and weatherization started (tentative completion date: mid-2004)
Funding partners who made this project possible include:
City of Spokane HOME program (HUD)
Downtown Community Development Steering Committee (CDBG)
State of Washington Housing Trust Fund
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Avondale Court
229 W. Second Avenue
99201
Year built:
1902
Property Description:
Three story, historically significant
Number of units:
26 studio apartments
Project Description:
Acquired by SNAP 1992; successful rehabilitation November 1992-September 1993
Funding partners who made this project possible include:
City of Spokane
Downtown Steering Committee (CDBG)
Spokane Housing Authority
Washington State Housing Trust Fund
Wells Fargo Bank
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Collins Apartments
204 S. Wall
99201
Year built:
1910
Property Description:
Three story, reinforced brick
Number of units:
25 single room occupancy, 9 double room occupancy, 3 studio, and 2 one-bedroom units.
Project Description:
Acquired by SNAP 1996; residential remodel, 1999; commercial remodel, 1997, 2001; sidewalk replacement 1999-2000
Funding partners who made this project possible include:
City of Spokane
Downtown Steering Committee (CDBG)
State of Washington (DHSF)
Washington State Housing Trust Fund
Washington Trust Bank
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Greene Court
3207 E. Carlisle
99207
Year built:
1996
Property Description:
Two wood-frame, two-story buildings
Number of units:
11 three-bedroom units, meeting room, on-site laundry, 17 off-street parking stalls
Project Description:
New construction by SNAP in 1996
Funding partners who made this project possible include:
City of Spokane (HOME)
State of Washington (HAP)
Washington Trust Bank
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Knox Apartments
613 W. Knox
99205
Year built:
1905
Property Description:
Two-story, wood-frame, residential
Number of Units:
2 one-bedroom, 1 two-bedroom
Project Description:
SNAP purchased and rehabilitated property, 1993
Funding partner who made this project possible include:
Spokane County (grant, HOME)
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Maxwell Apartments
1124 W. Maxwell
Year built:
1903
Property Description:
Two-story, wood-frame, residential
Number of units:
4 one-bedroom
Project Description:
Acquired by SNAP in 1991from HUD
Funding partner who made this project possible:
Spokane County (grant)
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Napa Apartments
4708 N. Napa
99207
Year built:
1892
Property Description:
Two-story, wood-frame, residential
Number of units:
3 one-bedroom, 1 two-bedroom
Project Description:
Remodeled in 1980, SNAP acquired property in 1992
Funding partner who made this project possible:
Spokane County (grant)
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Pacific Apartments
2701 E. Pacific
99202
Year built:
1909
Property Description:
Two-story, wood-frame, multi-family
Number of units:
10 two-bedroom
Project Description:
Extensive rehabilitation and weatherization, 1999-2000; acquired by SNAP late 2000
Funding partner who made this project possible:
Boeing, Inc.
Washington State Housing Trust Fund
Windermere Foundation
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Resident Court
1203 W. Fifth
99204
Year built:
1974
Property Description:
Four-story, reinforced concrete, multi-unit
Number of units:
25 studio, 11one-bedroom, 7 two-bedroom
Project Description:
Acquired by SNAP, March 2000; extensive rehabilitation and weatherization 2000-01
Funding partners who made this project possible include:
City of Spokane HOME program (HUD)
Washington State Housing Trust Fund
Washington Trust Bank
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Riverwalk Point I
Year built:
2002 (SHIP/SNAP)
Property Description:
Five two-story, multi-family buildings
Number of Units:
52 one, two, three and four bedroom units
Project Description:
SNAP’s newest development, incorporating energy efficient construction and the use of sustainable building practices; project earned national recognition from Rebuild America and the Department of Energy.
Funding partners who made this project possible:
Please see the SHIP homepage for this
and more information by clicking here
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Strawbale
2725 E. Eighth
99202
Year built:
1996
Property Description:
Single-story, ranch-style, single-family
Number of units:
1 three-bedroom
Project Description:
New home construction by SNAP in 1996, using strawbale and environmentally friendly products and practices.
Funding partners who made this project possible:
City of Spokane
Northwest Ecological Builders Guild
Spokane Building and Construction
Trades Apprenticeship Program
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St. Ann's Triplex
Year built:
1993 (SNAP)
Property Description:
Single-story, triplex, multi-family
Number of units:
2 two-bedroom, 1 three-bedroom
Project Description:
SNAP’s first new construction – fully ADA compliant, affordable housing.
Funding partners who made this project possible:
Spokane County HOME Program
St. Ann’s Parish
State of Washington (CTED)
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Windermere Apartments, North and South
907/916 E. Sinto
99202
Year built:
1967
Property Description:
Two, two-story, wood-framed, multi-unit buildings
Number of units:
16 two-bedroom
Project Description:
Acquired by SNAP 1998; gas heat conversion and window replacement for weatherization, 2000.
Funding partners who made this project possible include:
City of Spokane HOME program (HUD)
Inland Northwest Bank
Windermere Foundation
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