Spokane-based specialty finishes subcontracting company Constructiv LLC has opened at 5910 N. Freya, in the Hillyard area, says Jeff Miller, co-owner.
Constructiv occupies 5,000 square feet of space, which it shares with Drywall Specialties Inc., another
The city of Spokane Valley has issued a permit for an industrial building project valued at $1.7 million at 4510 N. Barker Road.
Building permit records describe the project as a new 15,000-square-foot metal building with a 1,600-square-foot mezzanine.
Application calls for new residence, fitness facility
January 18, 2018
Representatives of the Touchmark on South Hill retirement complex recently met with Spokane city planners to discuss a proposed $14.6 million construction project that would include a new memory care building and a fitness facility.
The scope of work cou
Construction is underway on a new $2.8 million, two-story commercial building at 1812 N. Lakewood Drive, in Coeur d'Alene's Riverstone mixed-use development, says David Shrontz, principal architect with Hayden-based d'Zign group Architecture LLP, wh
Construction has started on a new apartment complex at 821 E. Mullan, in Coeur d'Alene, says Neil Muehlhausen, project manager with the general contractor, Spokane-based Yost Gallagher Construction LLC.
Called The Lake Apartments, the complex will have
Spokane Public Schools and city of Spokane officials have proposed a possible site for a new high school sports stadium to be located east of the Spokane Veteran's Memorial Arena.
The Journal reported last month that the school district is looking for
Years after an initial rush of marijuana growers filling warehouse space in the Spokane area, the warehouse market remains constricted.
'Vacancy for industrial space is very tight right now,†says Casey Brazil, director of brokerage services for Spo
Tony Berns, ignite cda executive director, says one of the largest projects the urban renewal agency is focusing on this year is the creation of a third redevelopment district-the Atlas District.
As currently proposed, the new district would occupy 54
An emerging trend fueled by the nation's consumers has apple growers in Washington state producing nontraditional varieties of apples at an unprecedented rate, says Todd Fryover, president of the Wenatchee, Wash.-based Washington Apple Commission.
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Laura Skaer, executive director of Spokane-based American Exploration & Mining Association, says capital is returning to the U.S. mining industry, and investors and mining concerns are putting ventures together to back new projects.
Skaer, fresh from the