After a four-month delay, plans for a Marriott brand hotel, dubbed AC Coeur d'Alene, can proceed in downtown Coeur d'Alene.

Spokane Neighborhood Action Partners is developing a 60-unit senior residential complex, at 8001 E. Broadway, in Spokane Valley.

Construction at the NoLL town center, under development by Greenstone Corp., is 30% to 40% complete.

Advanced Auto Fabrication is developing a new $2.6 million, 22,000-square-foot vehicle fabrication, maintenance, and storage complex in the city of Deer Park.

An Eagle, Idaho-based development company plans to construct apartments and luxury homes in the envisioned Saltese Creek Development on about 80 acres of vacant land in Spokane Valley.

SilverWing at Sandpoint begins development again after years of legal issues had stalled progress at the site.

Developers move forward with next step to bring Home Depot to Spokane's South Hill.

Cancer Can't is developing a residential facility for adult cancer patients who travel to Spokane to receive oncology treatment and need a temporary place to stay.

King Beverage plans to sell its Spokane distribution center to Hotstart Thermal Management and build a significantly larger facility on the West Plains.

The Native Project development will be 2,300 square feet larger and 46% more expensive than original youth center plans.