The city of Spokane has issued a building permit for remodel work valued at $750,000 for a new auto body shop in a building at 6430 N. Lidgerwood, east of the Lowes Cos. home improvement store on Spokane's North Side.
Caliber Collision Centers
The old Jim's Home Brew Supply building at 2619 N. Division will be turned into a third location for Airway Heights-based auto dealership Cal Cars, pre-development conference application documents filed with the city of Spokane show.
Representatives
Dave Jeter and Beth Sweigert, owners and founders of Acceleration Physical Therapy PLLC, plan to construct a $2.2 million clinic at 701 S. Sherman, where they plan to move their practice from leased space on the South Hill, says Jeter.
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Nearly 300 residential units are planned in four subdivisions throughout Spokane, according to separate pre-development applications filed with the city.
Whipple Consulting Engineers Inc., headquartered in Spokane Valley, is the engineer and surveyor for
The Spokane Valley office of national construction staffing company Tradesmen International LLC has been providing workers to about 150 Spokane-area companies for more than a decade, general manager Trevor Harkema says.
Harkema, who works at the Spokane
Four fast-food and fast-casual restaurants around the Spokane area are being built, rebuilt, or are in the planning stages.
According to documents filed with the city of Spokane, the Carl's Jr. restaurant at 707 W. Third will be demolished and fully
The new medical education building is taking shape at the southwest corner of Spokane Falls Boulevard and Hamilton Street. The University of Washington and Gonzaga University have agreed to a long-term lease of the four-story, 90,000-square-foot structure
Prominent Spokane developer Lanzce Douglass has a large new apartment development valued at $45.2 million under construction in Coeur d'Alene.
The development is the largest of several new multifamily projects in various stages of planning and
Every day, it seems, there is a warning about inflation, especially in the U.S. where consumer prices jumped 5.4% in July from the previous year and a full 0.9% increase from the month of June. Even if you take out volatile food and energy prices
The U.S. economy is experiencing expansive economic growth as the stock market is setting record highs.
Does that sound like a reasonable statement for the current market condition? It is actually a description from the Roaring Twenties that happened