Spokane real estate holding company KSA LLC has purchased the 6,300-square-foot East Gate Plaza retail building at 2223 E. Sprague. The company plans to lease out that space to veterinary clinic Affordable Pet Dental Plus, which plans to move from smaller

Spokane Public Schools has about $55.7 million in construction projects in the works this year. Construction was scheduled to begin in late March on the $20.7 million Linwood Elementary School replacement project at 906 W. Weile, says Greg Forsyth, direc

Construction is starting up on Spokane Community College's $20 million expansion and remodeling project that will enlarge and update instructional spaces in the structure known as the Old Main Building, on the south side of the campus in the Chief Garry

Ned Wendle, Mead School District's director of facilities and planning, says the district plans to complete two major projects this year and start construction soon on a third. All three projects are funded through the $69.5 million bond approved by di

Central Valley School District is well underway with construction of three new schools with a total construction cost of $68.8 million. Work on a fourth project, a new $30 million middle school in Liberty Lake, is scheduled to start next month. The lar

Work on the long planned and highly debated North Monroe Corridor project is set to begin early next month, says Marlene Feist, a Spokane city spokeswoman. The $8.8 million project will reconfigure a 1.1-mile stretch of Monroe Street between Indiana and

The Washington state Department of Transportation has two major projects planned this year relating to the North Spokane Corridor, says Al Gilson, spokesman for the department's Eastern Region. So far, the department has completed 5.5 miles of the 10.5

Spokane-based Avista Corp. has five major construction projects valued at about $52.4 million underway or planned to start this year. As part of Avista's campus restructuring plan, the company plans to construct a new $12 million parking garage at its

Marlene Feist, spokeswoman for the city of Spokane's utilities department, says the city plans to begin construction this year on combined sewer overflow projects valued at about $8.6 million. 'This is the last of the CSO projects, so we're winding