Success
Dave & Buster’s Breaks Ground
in Spokane Valley, Washington
We are thrilled to announce the groundbreaking of Dave & Buster’s in Spokane Valley, Washington! This new construction represents a huge win for the community and highlights the power of strategic retail economic development.
A New Retailer for Spokane Valley
Construction of the 25,000-square-foot entertainment venue is expected to be completed in summer or fall of 2025. Texas-based Dave & Buster’s opened its first location in Dallas in 1982 and has since grown to over 140 locations worldwide.
What Dave & Buster’s Brings to Spokane Valley:
- Employment opportunities – creating jobs across roles like service, management, maintenance, and operations
- Tax revenue generation – contributing to local tax base through sales tax, property tax, and other business taxes
- Entertainment options – providing family-friendly arcade games, sports viewing, and dining under one roof, reducing need to travel to larger cities for similar entertainment
- Economic ripple effects – attracting complementary businesses, increasing foot traffic to nearby establishments, and potentially spurring additional development in the area
Community Partnership in Action
Spokane Valley’s long-standing partnership with Retail Strategies has proven instrumental in bringing Dave & Buster’s to Eastern Washington.
We look forward to the continued growth and prosperity this new business brings to Spokane Valley!
About Retail Strategies Recruitment
Retail Strategies is the national expert in community development and retail economic development. Our mission is to provide the real estate expertise, tools, and human effort that position deserving towns as alluring locations for national businesses and destinations for tourism and quality-of-life amenities. We confidently pursue this mission by delivering unparalleled customer service as a unified team with unmatched real estate and community development expertise. Our activities pay a return in sales taxes, added jobs, and businesses that enhance and add to the unique qualities of your community.
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