Washington Trust Bank Opens New Downtown Spokane Location

Bank moves one block to renovated historic building

Apr. 16, 2026 at 12:57am

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A photorealistic studio still life featuring a polished, geometric metal bank vault door with a glowing digital display, symbolizing the strength and stability of the banking institution.The new Washington Trust Bank location in downtown Spokane represents a significant investment in the city's urban core and a vote of confidence in its ongoing revitalization.Spokane Today

Washington Trust Bank is opening a new location in downtown Spokane on Monday, moving just one block from its existing spot to the old Wells Fargo building. The renovated historic building, now called the Washington Trust Bank Tower East, will house the bank's new downtown branch.

Why it matters

The move represents a continued investment in Spokane's downtown core, as the bank seeks to maintain a prominent presence in the city's central business district. The relocation and renovation of the historic building is seen as a vote of confidence in the ongoing revitalization of downtown Spokane.

The details

The new Washington Trust Bank location will occupy the ground floor of the renovated Wells Fargo building, which has undergone extensive renovations. The bank's existing downtown branch, located just one block away, will be closing as operations shift to the new, larger space.

  • Washington Trust Bank will open the new downtown Spokane location on Monday, April 21, 2026.
  • The bank's existing downtown branch will close on the same day as the new location opens.

The players

Washington Trust Bank

A regional bank with a strong presence in the Pacific Northwest, known for its commitment to community investment and economic development.

Wells Fargo

The previous occupant of the historic building that will now house the new Washington Trust Bank location in downtown Spokane.

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What they’re saying

“This move represents our continued investment in downtown Spokane and our commitment to being a vital part of the community's growth and revitalization.”

— Jim Branson, President, Washington Trust Bank Spokane Region

The takeaway

Washington Trust Bank's decision to relocate and renovate a historic downtown building underscores the bank's confidence in the ongoing revitalization of Spokane's central business district, signaling a long-term investment in the city's economic future.