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Real Estate & Construction

—Mike McLean

David's Pizza work resumes at Wonder Bread site

Liquor license application signals potential reopening
August 28, 2014
Mike McLean
More than three years after moving out of the University District, Spokane restaurateur Mark Starr appears to be readying to reopen a David's Pizza restaurant at a larger location north of downtown.
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—CPM Development

Work slows for CPM Development

Lack of public works funding stalls projects, revenues
August 28, 2014
Katie Ross
CPM Development Corp., the Spokane-based holding company of Inland Asphalt Co. and Central Pre-Mix Concrete Co., has seen its revenues fall about 20 percent over the last four years, says Jim Gauger, president of CPM and Northwest division president for i
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—Mike McLean

Logan group's plans for Hamilton Street

Proposed land-use code would encourage multistory developments
August 28, 2014
Mike McLean
The city of Spokane is airing proposed new land use regulations designed to encourage a pedestrian-friendly, higher-density mix of residential and commercial uses within a stretch of the Hamilton Street corridor near Gonzaga University. The area affected
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Legacy Ridge addition planned in Liberty Lake

Subdivision would include 281 homes
August 28, 2014
Mike McLean
A Vancouver, Wash.-based real estate investment group says it plans to develop up to 281 residential lots in a subdivision in the western part of the Legacy Ridge development. The proposed Legacy Ridge West subdivision would be the largest single subdivi
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Skils'kin buys building, moves division

Payee services now occupy larger quarters
August 14, 2014
Katie Ross
Skils'kin Inc., the Spokane-based nonprofit that offers services to people with disabilities, has bought a building at 606 W. Sharp for $230,000 and has moved its payee services division there, says Kym Grime, the division's director. The one-story b
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—Mike McLean

Manufacturing facility construction takes off - Art only

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August 14, 2014
Mike McLean

Trindera Engineering expands downtown office

Cd'A-based concern's staff has grown by half
August 14, 2014
Mike McLean
Coeur d'Alene-based Trindera Engineering Inc. has doubled the size of its downtown Spokane office, says Katie Fitzpatrick, a spokeswoman for the company. Trindera now occupies all 6,000 square feet of floor space in the two-story structure at 221 W. Ma
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Graham Construction starts $5.3 million in projects

Company expands WSU buildings at Prosser site
July 31, 2014
Judith Spitzer
Spokane-based Graham Construc-tion & Management Inc. has been awarded two construction projects-one in Prosser, Wash., for Washington State University and another at Spokane International Airport-with a combined value of $5.3 million, says Brian Holec
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Cameron-Reilly lands Post Falls project

Cameron-Reilly starts central corridor project
July 31, 2014
Mike McLean
The Post Falls Urban Renewal Agency has awarded Spokane Valley-based concrete contractor Cameron-Reilly LLC a $2 million contract for the district's Spokane Street Revitalization Project in the central north-south corridor of the city. Work on the proj
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Business Cents buys building, plans move

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July 31, 2014
Staff Report
Spokane accounting consultant firm Business Cents LLC owner Steffanie Anderson has purchased a 3,200-square-foot building at 23 N. Napa in the East Central neighborhood and will be moving the business there on Aug. 1, says company spokeswoman Makenzi Rell
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