The Spokane Association of Realtors this month released two statistics that both excite me and concern me. Spokane County's median closing price in October this year was $320,000. In October last year, that number was $265,000. This is a 20.8% increase

Four new apartment projects valued at more than $21 million with a total of 212 living units are planned or underway in the Spokane-Coeur d'Alene area.

Salt Lake City-based convenience store and gas station chain Maverik Inc. is among three companies planning new convenience store-fueling station outlets in the Spokane area.

While many questions about the long-term effects of the COVID-19 pandemic remain unclear, at least one thing is certain: its impact on the housing market has thrown an already-critical housing shortage into even sharper focus. Prior to the pandemic, a U.

Mygrant Glass Co., a California automotive wholesaler with a facility in Spokane Valley, has submitted a commercial building permit application for a new building with an estimated price tag to exceed $8 million.

Spokane investment group Patsy Clark LLC has purchased the 130-year-old Patsy Clark Mansion, at 2208 W. Second, in Browne's Addition. Steve DeWalt, the governing agent for Patsy Clark LLC, couldn't be reached immediately for comment.