
Spokane, WA Quiet suburban
Airway Heights
West of Spokane, minutes from Fairchild and the airport.
- Median
- $385K
- Year change
- +2.8%
- Downtown
- 23 min
Spokane, WA
A historic railway neighborhood in the middle of an arts revival.
Currently in the midst of a revitalization, merging historic architecture with modern shops and business, this neighborhood has long time roots with Spokane’s railway and transportation services. Located in the north eastern part of Spokane, you will find plenty of antique dealers, art galleries, restaurants and a rock climbing hot spot at Beacon Hill.
One of the fastest-changing neighborhoods in Spokane. Prices are still low, the housing stock is older. It remains to be seen how the North-South Freeway will change Hillyard, but we’ll enjoy the new restaurants while we wait.
Middle sold price of the 108 homes sold so far in 2026, compared with the same stretch of 2025. Source: Spokane Association of REALTORS MLS (Market Insights), covering the MLS areas that make up Hillyard. Updated 2026-10-06.
From the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2019-2023), for the census tracts that make up Hillyard. Tracts do not line up perfectly with neighborhood lines, so treat these as a general picture.
Average high / low and yearly totals, 2016-2025.
School boundaries and ratings change often. See the schools near Hillyard on GreatSchools, and confirm boundaries with the district before relying on them.
Ratings come from FEMA's National Risk Index and flood maps. They describe the area, not any one house. Check a specific address before you buy, and ask your insurance agent about coverage.
Typical drive time without traffic, from the center of the neighborhood.

Spokane, WA Quiet suburban
West of Spokane, minutes from Fairchild and the airport.

Spokane, WA
A college town about 20 minutes southwest of Spokane.

Spokane, WA Quiet suburban
Mid-century homes around Comstock Park and the Manito shops.