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A new community model rises on Meadowwood Technology Campus

As landlords grapple with how to fill office space, one Liberty Lake property owner creates community
October 10, 2024
Karina Elias

Mode, a new community campus in Liberty Lake is taking shape on the former grounds of the Meadowwood Technology Campus. 


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Protecting address owner is possible, but complex

Real estate privacy planning to protect identity can be costly
October 10, 2024
Beau Ruff

The rabbit hole of privacy planning can become deep when it comes to protecting the identity of real estate owners, according to attorney and wealth adviser Beau Ruff.


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Interest cuts may spur new homebuyers, sellers

Lower rates expected to lift purchasing power, qualify more first-timers
October 10, 2024
Branden Griffith

For first-time homebuyers, lower interest rates will mean more affordability, but lower rates also could lead to increased competition among buyers, according to Realtor Branden Griffith.


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State's Clean Buildings deadlines loom

Many owners unaware of law's requirements
October 10, 2024
Michele Drake

One of the main challenges of complying with the state’s Clean Buildings Standard is that many building owners don’t know where or how to begin.


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Retirees find fulfillment serving on boards

Former business leaders bring knowledge, perspective to different organizations
September 26, 2024
Dylan Harris

For some former leaders in Spokane, serving on boards helps them transition into retirement and give back to their community.


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Some seniors face capital gains tax on home sale

Mitigating such liability often requires strategy
September 26, 2024
Beau Ruff

For some seniors, navigating the federal capital gains tax on the sale of their primary residence can be complex.


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Gen X is largely unprepared for retirement

Spokane financial advisers offer strategies to catch up
September 26, 2024
Karina Elias

Gen X has been named the alpha tester for the 401(k) retirement savings plan, and most are behind on saving for their retirement. We spoke to Spokane financial advisers about some of the strategies Gen Xers can take on to accumulate wealth. 


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Preretirees have bleak expectations for road ahead

Advisers say perceived pessimism can impact savings gains
September 26, 2024
Erica Bullock

Preretirees envision themselves lacking enough retirement income to live in comfort once they leave the workforce, but some financial advisers suggest that a pessimistic retirement outlook can become a self-fulfilling prophecy.


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Michael Maehl

Owning stocks in retirement can hedge inflation

Volatility of equities most often leads to growth
September 26, 2024
Michael Maehl

Retirement income specialist Michael Maehl advises that mainstream stocks have been the simplest way for people to build real wealth and increase income over time at a far greater rate than inflation can take it away.


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CHAS tackles growing demand with new strategy

Health care nonprofit increases reliance on community partners
September 12, 2024
Dylan Harris

CHAS Health is planning a collaborative partnership clinic with Frontier Behavioral Health, adding to a growing list of community partnerships.


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