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Home » Project ID moves programs to Spokane Valley building

Project ID moves programs to Spokane Valley building

Organization plans be in new home later this month

January 18, 2018
Samantha Peone

Spokane-based nonprofit Project ID is in the process of moving to a 19,400-square-foot building at 4209 E. Pacific, says Bob Hutchinson, executive director.

The organization, which provides opportunities for personal development, work, socialization, and recreation to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Spokane County, has been operating for about three years out of the old Northwest Christian Schools campus, at 1412 W. Central.

“Our mission is to enhance the possibility and potential of each individual with intellectual disabilities,” says Hutchinson.

Project ID, which has occupied about 14,000 square feet of space at the Central Avenue campus, is moving because Northwest Christian Schools decided to bring “younger grades” back to the campus there, so it needs the space, he says.

Northwest Christian Schools’ elementary grades moved north to new facilities on its Colbert campus in 2012.

Project ID has three main programs: Friendship Church, the Wolfpack adult Special Olympics team, and The Wolf Den recreation program.

The Wolf Den is temporarily closed as the organization moves, but the program plans to reopen on Jan. 26, says Hutchinson. Both The Spokane Wolfpack and Friendship Church are still running amid the moving process.

Tim Kestell, of Kiemle & Hagood Co., and Doug Byrd and Cassandra Becker, both of Spokane commercial real brokerage Byrd Real Estate Group LLC, handled the lease.

 

Office

Post Falls-based stem cell therapy company Stem Cell Centers LLC has leased 2,000 square feet of office space at 1341 Northwood Center Court, in Coeur d’Alene, where the company is scheduled this week to move its Spokane Valley office from smaller quarters at 1415 N. Houk Road. Craig Hunter and Rob Kannapien, both of Coldwell Banker Commercial Schneidmiller Realty, handled the transaction.

Chuck Henderson Roofing LLC has purchased a 2,000-square-foot, single-story office building, which the company had been leasing, at 1003 S. Pines Road. Craig Hunter and Rob Kannapien, both of Coldwell Banker Commercial Schneidmiller Realty, handled the transaction.

 

Investment

Kenneth Wilkinson, of Post Falls, has bought as an investment 1.6 acres of commercial land at 620 Baugh Way, in Post Falls. Craig Hunter and Rob Kannapien, both of Coldwell Banker Commercial Schneidmiller Realty, represented the buyer, and Jim Koon, of NAI Black, represented the seller.

North Star Storage LLC, of Rathdrum, has purchased 5 acres of land at Bighorn Industrial Park, on Grange Avenue, in Post Falls, from Beckenhauer Properties LLC as an investment. Craig Hunter and Rob Kannapien, both of Coldwell Banker Commercial Schneidmiller Realty, represented the seller, and Kim Cooper, of Select Brokers LLC, represented the buyer.

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