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Karina Elias

Reporter Karina Elias covers the banking and finance industry. A California native, she attended the University of California at Santa Barbara. Karina loves salsa dancing, traveling, baking, cuddling with her dog, and writing creative fiction and non-fiction.

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Housing on the Horizon: $73.3 million in multifamily projects planned in region

Spokane-Cd'A complexes to have 542 living units

October 7, 2021

Karina Elias

Prominent Spokane developer Lanzce Douglass has a large new apartment development valued at $45.2 million under construction in Coeur d'Alene. The development is the largest of several new multifamily projects in various stages of planning and

DSP, city extend contract, plan for Business Improvement District expansion

Improvement District pushed southward as part of five-year deal

October 7, 2021

Karina Elias

The Downtown Spokane Partnership and the Spokane City Council have agreed to a five-year contract extension for the DSP's management of the downtown Business Improvement District, says Roy Koegen, DSP chairman. Under the new contract, DSP will work

Parting Thoughts with United Way's Tim Henkel

President and CEO of Spokane County United Way

September 23, 2021

Karina Elias

Tim Henkel has announced his pending retirement as president and CEO of Spokane's United Way. Henkel grew up in Phoenix, Arizona and attended the University of California at Santa Cruz where he studied Political Science. A year after graduating, he

Spokane-based sustainability company Resource Synergy expands into Seattle market

energy consultant lands contracts with clients in Puget Sound region

September 23, 2021

Karina Elias

Resource Synergy LLC, a Spokane-based energy consultant, has agreed to pilot a waste-reduction program within five schools on Seattle's west side, says Erik Makinson, the company's founder and president. Through the agreement with Seattle Public

Taxing Concerns: Spokane bankers question proposed IRS reporting mandate

Requirement could burden financial institutions, observers say

September 23, 2021

Karina Elias

Spokane-area community banks and credit unions are unified in opposition to proposed federal legislation that would require them to report to the IRS on the deposits and withdrawals of all business and personal accounts with a balance of more than $600.

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Karina Elias

ARTICLES

Housing on the Horizon: $73.3 million in multifamily projects planned in region

DSP, city extend contract, plan for Business Improvement District expansion

Parting Thoughts with United Way's Tim Henkel

Spokane-based sustainability company Resource Synergy expands into Seattle market

Taxing Concerns: Spokane bankers question proposed IRS reporting mandate

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