Colbert · Property Management
Property Management in Colbert, WA
A semi-rural Spokane suburb known for top-rated schools, large lots, and nature on the doorstep — premium single-family rentals where tenants stay for years.
About the Colbert Market
What you should know about renting in Colbert
Why Us in Colbert
Local team, local expertise
By the Numbers
Colbert at a glance
Population
11,879
Census ACS · 2024
Median Household Income
$98,558
Census ACS · 2024
Median Rent
$2,295
Zillow (limited data — see Q4 below for current ranges)
Housing Stock
Predominantly custom single-family homes on large lots; mix of historic and newer builds
From Our Office
9 miles north (~25 min drive)
Single-family share
81%
20% higher than Spokane city
School district
Mead SD #354
Highly-rated, nationally recognized
Mount Spokane SP
~15 min drive
Hiking, biking, skiing in season
81% single-family homes (20% higher than Spokane). Only ~7% of properties are tenant-occupied — extremely low. Median household income is roughly 25% above Spokane County. Inventory is very tight, with typically only 1–2 rental homes available at any time.
FAQ
Common questions about Colbert property management
- What makes Colbert a good place to own a rental property?
- Colbert is characterized by large residential lots, semi-rural neighborhoods, and the highly-rated Mead School District. Just like owner-occupied homes, tenants in Colbert tend to settle in for years rather than months — turnover is very low. Combined with the area's tight rental supply, properties here typically lease quickly and command higher rent than comparable homes in many nearby areas.
- Why are Colbert rents higher than Spokane?
- It's a premium location with premium properties, and that translates to a premium on rent. Several factors drive the gap: low supply, very long tenancies, custom-home housing stock, top-tier schools, and proximity to Mount Spokane and Green Bluff. With only about 7% of Colbert homes occupied as rentals, the supply-and-demand math consistently pushes rates above Spokane and most of the surrounding county.
- What is there to do in Colbert?
- If you like the outdoors, plenty. Mount Spokane State Park is just minutes north — hiking, biking, skiing in season. The Little Spokane River Natural Area has miles of trails and water access. Green Bluff is about a 5-minute drive away, home to family-owned farms and orchards offering seasonal fruit-picking, tours, and pumpkin patches. For food and drink, Trezzi Farm, High Country Orchard, and Townshend Cellar are all local favorites.
- What's the average rent for a 3-bedroom in Colbert?
- Smaller or older 3-bedroom homes typically rent for $2,100–$2,300 per month, while newer or premium-tier homes land in the $2,950–$3,950 range. Supply is extremely limited and vacancy is very low, so whatever comes available tends to rent quickly and at the upper end of its band.
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