Emerson / Garfield
A north-of-the-river Spokane neighborhood between Monroe Street and Division — early-1900s housing, Corbin Park, and a walkable connection to downtown across the Monroe Bridge.
◦ From Shane's MLS record
Homes Shane Bangle has sold in Emerson / Garfield
Shane has closed 6 sales in Emerson / Garfield since 2021, 4 of them as the listing agent. The median sale price was $318,250.
Every sale
- Aug 20261517 W Euclid Ave, Spokane$341,500
- Apr 20262009 W Carlisle Ave, Spokane$360,000
- Mar 20252244 N Pettet Dr, Spokane$55,000
- Sep 20222244 N Pettet Dr, Spokane$50,000
- Jun 20211628 W York Ave, Spokane$295,000
- May 20212245 N Hemlock St, Spokane$621,271
Selling in Emerson / Garfield? Shane can tell you what your home would sell for, with comps from the same MLS as this record.
What's my home worthSource: Spokane Association of REALTORS® MLS, sales where Shane Bangle represented the seller or the buyer, pulled September 5, 2026. A sale counts toward Emerson / Garfield when its address falls inside the neighborhood boundary (the City of Spokane neighborhood council map inside Spokane, city or community limits elsewhere), located by U.S. Census address matching.
Emerson / Garfield is a paired pair of historic neighborhoods on the north bank of the Spokane River, framed by the Monroe Street and Division Street corridors and anchored by Corbin Park — one of Spokane’s earliest residential parks, dedicated in 1908. The housing stock is largely early-1900s craftsman, bungalow, and four-square on tight city lots; median sales typically run $300K to $475K, with fully restored homes trading at $550K and up.
Full neighborhood guide forthcoming. The neighborhood walks easily to the North Monroe commercial corridor and to downtown Spokane via the Monroe Bridge, putting it among the most downtown-connected residential pockets on the north side. Reinvestment along Monroe and continued renovation activity on the side streets are the headline trends.