Vacant land and mobile homes are hot commodities, according to the latest data from the Spokane County Assessor’s Office.

Property owners across the county began receiving their property assessments for 2026 taxes this week that serve as the county’s estimates as of Jan. 1. They tend to be lower than what a property would fetch on the market, and year-over-year increases and decreases usually vary neighborhood to neighborhood.

Spokane County Assessor Tom Konis said that of the nearly 215,000 properties appraised by his office this year, rural lands, manufactured homes and condos at the city’s core saw the largest increases in value for residential properties. The value of the average Spokane County home climbed from $428,617 to $435,028 this year, a 1.5% following the county’s first dec

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