Constructed in 1925, the Eldridge Building was built for one of the Northwest’s leading Buick dealerships and was acclaimed as "the largest building in the state of Washington devoted to the sales and service of motor cars". The property, located at the intersection of 1st Avenue and Cedar Street, established an anchor in the historic Carnegie Square an area of downtown Spokane historically linked to commercial transportation resources. The building, which incorporated numerous modern features and innovations of its era, is architecturally significant as an indicator of the versatility and skill of one of Spokane’s most influential architects G. Albin Pehrson. The Eldridge Building offers a unique mix of retail and office space with surface, interior, and rooftop parking available for ten

Located in a small renovated mixed-use district a few blocks from the downtown core.