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Manito home's historic exterior is under renovation

Homeowner returns four decades later to do more work on house
August 29, 2024
Karina Elias

More than 30 years after selling the historic Manito White House, Richard Palmer returns to the South Hill home to complete exterior renovation and restoration work on the property. 


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Gee Apartments building sells for $1.1M

14-unit property closed in all-cash transaction
August 29, 2024
Erica Bullock

A Liberty Lake-based real estate investment company, The Yan & Zhang, The Gee Apartment LLC, has purchased for $1.1 million the Gee Apartments, a 14-unit multifamily property located at 817 E. Nora, in Spokane's Logan neighborhood.


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Plans are evolving for former Lowe's building

North Division structure may be divided in to three tenant spaces
August 29, 2024
Dylan Harris

The building formerly occupied by a Lowe's Cos. home improvement store at 6902 N. Division may be divided into three separate tenant spaces, records on file with the city of Spokane show.


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Construction to start soon on West Plains park

Camas Meadow Park expected to open in fall 2025
August 29, 2024
Dylan Harris

Construction is expected to begin on Camas Meadow Park this fall, with a groundbreaking ceremony scheduled for late September.


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Family Division land-use exemption goes into effect in Kootenai County

New rule provides cheaper alternative to traditional subdivision process
August 29, 2024
Dylan Harris

A new ordinance in Kootenai County will save thousands of dollars and months of time for property owners who divide their land to gift or sell to family members.


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Builders eye West Plains property for new commercial center

Strong demand for warehouse space prompts development of more leasable units
August 29, 2024
Erica Bullock

Strong demand for warehouse space is the driving force behind a Spokane developer's plans to build its third commercial building on the West Plains in as many years. 


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Rental Housing Association, Landlord Association combine into one entity

Efforts to change housing laws attract state org to Spokane
August 29, 2024
Erica Bullock

The Landlord Association of the Inland Northwest has been acquired by the Rental Housing Association of Washington state in a deal that will bring more attention to Spokane-area housing concerns.


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Around Town: August 29

August 29, 2024
Erica Bullock
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Election uncertainty creates investor concern, but should it?

History suggests presidential race not as impactful as some may believe
August 15, 2024
Dylan Harris

Presidential elections can create uncertainty around the stock market. Historically, however, those impacts typically aren’t as dire as some investors may believe.


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Failure to fix research tax credit to prolong uncertainty

Taxpayers may struggle with adverse impacts for another filing season
August 15, 2024
Kevin Cox

Taxpayers likely will have to struggle through the adverse impacts and uncertainty associated with research expense capitalization for at least one more tax filing season.


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