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Former Spokane Quality Inn Used by Thrive International for Refugee Housing Hits the Market After Receivership

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The downtown Spokane hotel that Thrive International converted into transitional housing for refugees and homeless residents is on the market after a court placed it in receivership, forcing the nonprofit to wind down operations and relocate its remaining tenants.

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