The city of Spokane has issued permits for two major projects on Regal Street on Spokane's South Hill that together are valued over $50 million.

Cowles Co. subsidiaries hope to turn two negatives into a positive in the heart of downtown Spokane. 

The former Spokane Roofing Co. building at 130 E. Sprague is being demolished to make way for a proposed new health clinic at the site.

Artisans, which owns the space it occupies in the east half of an office building near downtown, has purchased the west half of the building to secure additional space to meet growing demand at the nonprofit employment services agency.

The University District Public Development Authority is calling for qualified proposals for an envisioned revitalization of the 400 block of East Sprague Avenue at the South Landing of the Gateway Bridge, east of downtown Spokane.

The former Carlyle Hotel property, located at 206 S. Post, in downtown Spokane, has been purchased by a group of Portland, Oregon-based investors for over $2 million.

Whitman Hospital & Medical Clinics is seeking assistance from the Port of Whitman County, Washington, to purchase land and apply for federal cleanup funds for a potentially contaminated property. 

Preretirees envision themselves lacking enough retirement income to live in comfort once they leave the workforce, but some financial advisers suggest that a pessimistic retirement outlook can become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Evans, Craven & Lackie PS, of Spokane, is growing and adapting its workforce and litigation areas to meet the Spokane community's changing legal landscape.

Construction of a 210-unit multifamily project on Spokane's lower South Hill, dubbed Koz on West 4th Ave, is underway after breaking ground in mid-August following over a year of project delays.