Automated machining company B&C Custom Manufacturing Inc. is rapidly expanding, with two new joint ventures inked this year and the acquisition of a local tool and die shop that general manager Luke Ankenman says will create a one-stop shop at its new
Mainstream Electric Inc., an electric, heating, cooling, and plumbing company, has found a new home in Spokane Valley.
The company, located in Post Falls for now, had outgrown its space, says Todd Damschen, who co-owns the business with his wife, Elaine.
Hayden-based ecommerce fulfillment company Dollar Fulfillment has purchased 5 acres of land in the Bighorn Industrial Park, just off Hargrave Avenue in west Post Falls.
Founder and CEO Jason Macek declines to comment on plans for the newly acquired land.
Cheryl Stewart contends that 2020 will be another strong year for the commercial construction industry, albeit not as strong as 2019.
'Everybody is sitting back watching for a recession,†says Stewart, executive director of the Inland Northwest
Sales of single-family homes and condos are expected to slow even more in the coming year as supply continues to lag behind demand, say area experts.
Rob Higgins, executive vice president of the Spokane Association of Realtors, expects the real estate
Mark Michaelis, CEO of Spokane-based software company IntelliTect, contends a growing number of emerging exponential technologies -- those that can double in capability or performance, or reduce costs by half within a short time frame -- leads him to
Sagamore Capital has doubled the scope of its planned River Bend waterfront multifamily community in Spokane's University District, with the addition of two multifamily housing buildings to the plans.
A representative of the Phoenix-based development
Spokane Valley-based short-term rental company Stay Alfred Inc. has expanded its portfolio with the acquisition of Chicago-based hospitality brand Dormigo.
With Spokane's booming entrepreneurial ecosystem, more people are stepping away from the traditional office into self-employment. With that comes not only more responsibility, but more flexibility when it comes to saving for retirement
Katerra Inc. co-founder Fritz Wolff has stepped down as a board member, company spokeswoman JZ Rigney has confirmed.
Wolff, a Spokane resident, couldn't be reached immediately for comment.