New Mill Capital LLC, the owner of the large former Kaiser Aluminum Corp. Mead Works smelting plant property north of Spokane, is readying for the second phase of demolition at the long-shuttered plant, says Ken Hoff, site manager.
Hoff says he hopes bi
Unico Properties LLC, a Seattle-based real estate investment company, announced this afternoon that a joint venture in which it's involved has bought the Rock Pointe Corporate Center, on downtown Spokane's periphery.
The 11-acre Rock Pointe campus,
Memphis-based Barnhart Crane & Rigging has bought longtime Spokane Valley-based Hite Crane & Rigging Inc., and has converted the company name to Barnhart, says Chris Teague, a Barnhart spokesman based at the company's headquarters.
The new Barnhart bra
Alcamo Inc., which does business as Pro Cut Saw & Tool, a Spokane Valley tool-sharpening concern, has bought a 14,000-square-foot building at 18909 E. Appleway, where it plans to move from smaller quarters a half-mile west of there.
John Alcamo, who owns
Core-Mark International Inc., the big San Francisco-based general merchandise distributor, is expanding its Spokane Valley distribution center with a 50,000-square-foot addition.
Including the addition, Core-Mark will occupy 150,000 square feet of floo
Odom Corp., the Bellevue, Wash.-based wholesale beverage distributor, is anticipating the completion this summer of a new 200,000-square-foot regional warehouse on the West Plains, says Jerry Dexter, Spokane-based senior vice president for supply chain ma
Spokane-based Professional Realty Services Inc., a growing residential real estate brokerage, recently added 17 agents at its Spokane offices, says J.W. Webb, the company's president and designated broker.
The company also plans to expand its presence
Windermere Real Estate/City Group LLC, of Spokane, plans to move its offices this summer to the Kendall Yards urban village development northwest of downtown, says Joe Garst, the franchise's owner and designated broker.
The new offices will occupy abou
Suzy Dix has been a Realtor in Spokane since 1989, but don't call her one; she would much rather be called a conservationist who does farming and real estate on the side.
Dix serves as chairwoman of multiple philanthropic boards and helps organize the