Construction is scheduled to begin April 3 on a $45 million high-rise condominium project in downtown Coeur d'Alene to be named the Thomas George, says Hayden Anderl, the sales agent for the project. Garco Construction Inc., of Spokane, will be the

A group of investors led by Spokane developer Jordan Tampien plan to convert the seven-story Peyton Building, located at 10 N. Post, in downtown Spokane, from office use to 96 apartment units in a project with a total cost of $30 million.

Five ongoing and planned multifamily developments in the Spokane area will have more than 1,100 residential units, with a total construction value of over $240 million. In northwest Spokane, framing on the first of two multifamily buildings at the

The initial phase of the Millworx development, which consists of 121 living units and commercial spaces, is coming to fruition at the former Idaho Veneer Co. mill site in Post Falls. The development, initially valued at $20.5 million, is located along

Following up on the completion of its new $67 million Interdisciplinary Science Center in late 2020, Eastern Washington University is in the midst of renovating its old Science Building in a two-phase project expected to exceed $110 million in value.

Two schools under construction with a total value of $151.9 million-Sacajawea Middle School and Carla Peperzak Middle School-are on schedule to be completed and ready for the 2023-2024 school year, says Greg Forsyth, director of capital projects for

Construction of a 137-unit retirement facility is underway on Spokane's South Hill and expected to be completed in August, says Joe Hoskinson, director of Stellar Senior Living LLC, one of the developers.

Nearly a 1 1/2 years into the $45.2 million remodel and expansion at its main campus, Kootenai Health is on pace to complete the major project this fall. The project involves revamping some existing spaces and adding a three-floor, 21,500-square-foot a

Excelsior Wellness Center has started the $7 million first phase of expansion and renovation at its campus in Spokane's Indian Trail neighborhood. In all, the organization plans projects that will be completed in three stages over the next four years