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Home » First homes rise at Kendall Yards - Art only

First homes rise at Kendall Yards - Art only

—Staff photo by Mike McLean
—Staff photo by Mike McLean
July 1, 2010

Liberty Lake-based Greenstone Corp. is erecting the first townhouses in its Kendall Yards development on the north side of the Spokane River Gorge northwest of downtown. The first residents of the planned $500 million, 78-acre mixed-use development are expected to move into the homes in September.

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