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131-room hotel project OK'd on Sherman Avenue in Cd'A

Construction expected to start in Q4 2024
June 20, 2024
Erica Bullock

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


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Plans for South Hill YMCA expand in scope and cost

Construction start date is over two years away to make site shovel ready
June 20, 2024
Erica Bullock

In the 20 months since the YMCA of the Inland Northwest purchased 15 acres of vacant land in Spokane's Moran Prairie neighborhood to develop a new facility, the project's scope and costs have expanded.


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Health care systems sustain losses, but see reasons for optimism

High costs, labor shortages continue to present challenges
June 20, 2024
Dylan Harris

Providence and MultiCare, the Inland Northwest’s two largest health care systems, are still operating at losses so far in 2024.


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Rental reset: Multifamily occupancy dips in early 2024

Oversaturation of apartments contributes to increased vacancy rates
June 20, 2024
Erica Bullock

Spokane County's multifamily market is shifting from one extreme of being underbuilt to one of oversaturation with more new units on the market in 2024 contributing to higher vacancy rates than last year. 

 


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INW manufacturing employment increases along with major projects

Nine of 10 largest manufacturers add staff over past year
June 6, 2024
Karina Elias

Spokane-based manufacturers have increased their workforces steadily, bucking national trends for automation, and investing further in growth and expansion. 


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Big-box retailer considers Liberty Lake

Details are sparse, but envisioned membership-based store has traits of a Costco outlet
June 6, 2024
Dylan Harris

A membership-based big-box retailer appears to be planning a new store and gas station in Liberty Lake.


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Franklin Park shopping center adds two retailers

Bath & Body Works and Boot Barn to occupy part of old Bed Bath & Beyond
June 6, 2024
Erica Bullock

Kimco Realty Corp. has announced two new tenants at Franklin Park Commons shopping center, in Spokane.


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Cigar House opens in North Spokane

Shop offers premium cigars, pipe tobacco
June 6, 2024
Dylan Harris

Cigar House LLC, a new specialty smoke shop in North Spokane, opened last month at 7314 N. Division, next to Northwest Seed & Pet.


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Lolo Lofts to add seven new loft-style apartments

Two units will be live-work spaces for business owners
June 6, 2024
Karina Elias

The roughly 7,000 square feet of unused office space at the Lolo Lofts in downtown Spokane's west end are being converted into seven loft-style apartments. 


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NAACP chapter president continues grandmother's leadership legacy

Gardner emerges as voice of organization at pivotal time in INW race relations
June 6, 2024
Karina Elias

Lisa Gardner, president of the NAACP, didn't have leadership or advocacy aspirations but was nevertheless compelled by the legacy of her grandmother to continue her work. 


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