JON BIRONREAL ESTATE. REAL CONNECTIONS.

SPOKANE, WASHINGTON / A NOTE FROM JON

A little more
connected.

A good local spot. A clearer picture of what a home might cost. An introduction that opens a door.

I want to do a better job staying connected and sharing things that are useful to the people around me. This is a place to start—and I’d love your input.

Explore what a home could cost What would make this better? ↗
Jon Biron
Jonathan BironManaging Broker · Real Broker, LLC
Spokane Falls, the footbridge, and downtown along the river
OUR CORNER OF THE NORTHWESTThere’s a lot to love here.And always someone new to know.
THE OCTOBER NOTESpokane & the people who make it homeOctober 27, 2026

01 / A LITTLE CLARITY

What could a home
look like for you?

Move the sliders. Try a different price or down payment. This is a starting point for a conversation about what feels comfortable.

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PMI is estimated on the loan amount when the down payment is below 20%. Your loan program and lender determine actual mortgage insurance.

The rate and costs are adjustable examples, not current quotes. No personal information is needed or saved.

ESTIMATED MONTHLY HOUSING PAYMENT

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Fixed-rate illustration. Closing costs, utilities, maintenance and repairs are extra. This does not determine loan eligibility or affordability.

Let’s talk through these numbers ↗

A useful next step: compare actual lender quotes and total costs. CFPB’s guide to comparing mortgage scenarios ↗

02 / WORTH A SECOND LOOK

The home everyone
has scrolled past.

Could a home that’s been waiting be an opportunity?

A longer time on the market can be a reason to look closer. The useful question is whether the price, condition and seller’s plans leave room for a deal that makes sense for you.

Ask me for a current shortlist ↗

WHAT WE CAN LOOK FOR

01

A listing that’s lingered

Homes still available after six months—or a year. We’ll check cumulative listing history and why they haven’t sold.

02

A price that’s moved

A reduction is a starting point. Comparable sales help us decide whether the current price makes sense.

03

Terms that could help

Closing timing, repairs or seller-paid costs may matter alongside the price. Availability depends on the property, seller and financing.

Ask for an up-to-date search in your area and price range. Time on the market alone doesn’t tell us what a seller will accept.

THE LOCAL PICTURE

A few numbers.
Some perspective.

SEPTEMBER 2026
Spokane County

$419,995Median sale price1.2% above September 2025
536Homes soldClosed sales during September
3.0Months of inventoryA countywide measure of supply

The countywide picture is useful context. Your next move depends on the homes, locations and price range that matter to you.

Source: Spokane REALTORS September 2026 report ↗. Site-built homes and condos on less than one acre. Closed sales reported through October 7, 2026.

03 / GOOD PEOPLE. GOOD PLACES.

Let’s start
with coffee.

There’s more to feeling at home than the house. I’d like this to be a place to discover local people, places and the things they’re building.

A LOCAL INTRODUCTION · BOBBY ENSLOW

Indaba Coffee

Bobby at Indaba is someone I’d like you to know. His Spokane coffee business is built around bringing people together. Start with a coffee and find a location that’s convenient for you.

Find an Indaba near you ↗
Read Bobby’s story ↗

Where should we go next? A favorite coffee shop, a helpful neighbor, a business worth knowing?

Tell me about them ↗

04 / THE BEST PART IS THE CONVERSATION

What’s on
your mind?

Thinking about a move? Have someone I should meet? Or an idea that would make this page better? I’d like to hear it.

Introductions are welcome.

Send someone this page first. If they’d like to connect, they can leave me a note here.

START A CONVERSATION

A rough idea of your timing, location and what you’re hoping for is a good place to start.

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MORE TO COME

A useful reason to keep in touch.

Want to hear when there’s a new note? Tell me what you’d find useful.

Ask for future updates ↗